Upgrade Your Skills
Students will learn skills and activities that a Monitor/Telemetry Technician will be expected to perform on the job. Duties include: registering a patient, maintaining cardiac monitoring device support, educating the patient, administering cardiac tests, analyzing rhythms and processing test findings. After this continuing education class, you will have the confidence to operate as a skilled Monitor/Telemetry Technician.
NCLEX-RN Review Course and Exam Preparation
If you’ve made the decision to obtain your nursing license and become a registered nurse through the Florida Board of Nursing, you must first pass the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX). As the nationwide demand for registered nurses continues to grow, so do the new opportunities for those graduating nursing school.
At FVI School of Nursing (FVI), we offer an NCLEX review course to students enrolled in our Associate of Science in Nursing degree program and to graduates of other nursing programs. The curriculum of our RN Nursing program was specifically developed to prepare students for the current NCLEX-RN exam and the NextGen NCLEX-RN (NGN). NCLEX prep starts at the beginning of the Nursing program and includes NCLEX review classes, video tutorials, test-taking practices, and clinical judgment exercises. Students get to test their knowledge at every milestone within the program.
Providers are making the transition from the traditional approach of “Do as I instruct, or prescribe you to do” to one founded in Evidence-based Health Coaching (EBHC)® with Motivational Interviewing (MI). Special conversational skills and best practice clinical interventions are used to actively engage patients/clients in talking about change and to self-discover one’s own ambivalence about it. Over 300 studies have proven MI’s efficacy and effectiveness since the early 80’s. It can set the stage for behavior change in as little as one fifteen-minute encounter.
NSHC’s program teaches you how to create a 50/50 patient-provider partnership in health; recognizing and using the patient’s own expertise about his/her life to drill down to the personal motivation for health behavior change! Additionally, patients/families are guided to better self-manage their health, health risk, and acute or chronic health conditions resulting in optimal wellness, improved health outcomes, lowered health risk and decreased healthcare costs.
Associate of Applied Science in Health Services Administration- Medical Assistant Track (AAS)
The Health Services Administration- Medical Assistant Track (AAS) program prepares students for entry-level administrative positions in outpatient and inpatient healthcare settings. The program is designed for the allied health professionals to earn a diploma as a medical assistant or medical billing and coding as part of the associate of applied science degree in program consists of courses in three areas: occupational diploma, college-level general education, and healthcare service administration. The level 2 courses include instructions in the U.S. healthcare systems, laws, and regulations; healthcare accounting and financing; administration and management; and supervision of human resources. The program is focused on preparing students for employment and nationally recognized certifications.
The Health Services Administration programs prepare students for entry-level administrative positions in outpatient and inpatient healthcare settings. If you’ve always wanted a career in healthcare and have an interest in business, the Applied Associate of Science in Health Services Administration degree might be the path for you.
Associate of Science in Nursing
Earn Your Associate of Science in Nursing at FVI
At FVI we see each student as an individual. Our team is focused on each student’s success by supporting working professionals, parents, and aspiring students juggling demanding responsibilities. FVI provides caring personalized support from faculty and success coaches. Our student-centric approach is designed to provide all the support and resources you need to thrive in Nursing School.