Program Objective:RN / LPN Remediation at Jude Health Institute is a comprehensive program designed to assist students in applying the nursing process and essential skills to clients experiencing alterations in their health status. This program encompasses a thorough review of standard nursing curricula, universal principles of nursing care management, legal and ethical considerations. It also integrates clinical experiences and theoretical instruction across various nursing specialties, including medical, surgical, obstetric, pediatric, geriatric, and psychiatric nursing. Students gain practical training in diverse healthcare settings such as acute care, long-term care, and community facilities.
Program Requirements
Our RN / LPN Remediation program aligns with the Florida Board of Nursing’s 464.019 Remediation education program guidelines. To be eligible for enrollment, applicants must meet the following criteria:
1. NCLEX Retake Applicants:
- Individuals who have failed the NCLEX three consecutive times.
- Must provide a letter from the Board of Nursing indicating the need for remediation.
2. Licensure Endorsement Applicants:
- Applicants who do not hold an active nursing license or have not practiced in the past five years.
- Clinical remedial authorization letter is required for this category.
3. Board of Nursing-Required Remediation:
- Applicants identified by the Board of Nursing as needing remediation.
- A letter from the Board of Nursing is required for clinical authorization in this case.
Please note: Even if you do not meet the specified criteria, voluntary admission to the program is accepted.
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the RN / LPN Remediation program at Jude Health Institute, students will acquire the following competencies:
- Comprehensive Care: Apply the nursing process to provide comprehensive care to diverse populations, identifying diseases, signs, symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatments.
- Medication Management: Demonstrate proficiency in medication administration, dosage calculations, understanding pharmacological actions, recognizing therapeutic effects, and managing adverse effects of diseases/disorders.
- Nutritional Expertise: Apply knowledge of nutritional needs for clients across various age groups and health conditions.
- Cultural Competence: Demonstrate culturally sensitive care, considering the spiritual, psychological, and developmental stages of clients from diverse backgrounds.
- Specialized Nursing: Provide care to patients with cardiac, endocrine, nervous, integumentary, sensory, reproductive, and musculoskeletal diseases/disorders using the nursing process.
Course Progression
- Theory Component: An authorization letter is not required to begin the theory component of the remedial course.
- Clinical Component: Authorization for the clinical portion of the course will be sent upon completion of the program. To initiate the clinical component, the remedial course provider must request approval by submitting the following information:
- Remedial course provider details.
- Professional type.
- Total theoretical hours completed.
- Clinical site location.
- Name of the remedial program.
- Anticipated date of completion of the clinical component.
At Jude Health Institute, we are committed to helping students succeed in their nursing careers through our comprehensive LPN Remediation program.
Frequently Asked Questions about RN / LPN Remediation (Out of State)
LPN Remediation is a program designed for individuals who need additional support and education to meet the requirements for LPN licensure, including those who have failed the NCLEX multiple times and candidates seeking licensure endorsement.
The program duration varies based on individual progress, but it is designed to be completed in a reasonable timeframe.
Eligibility criteria include failing the NCLEX three consecutive times, not practicing nursing for the past five years, or being identified by the Board of Nursing as requiring remediation.
Yes, voluntary admission is accepted, even if you don’t meet the specific eligibility criteria.
The program covers various nursing specialties, including medical, surgical, obstetric, pediatric, geriatric, and psychiatric nursing.
Yes, clinical experience is a crucial component of the program. You will gain practical training in diverse healthcare settings, such as acute care, long-term care, and community facilities.
Successful completion of the program will equip you with comprehensive nursing skills and knowledge, including proficiency in patient care, medication management, cultural competence, and specialized nursing.
You can initiate the clinical component by requesting approval from the remedial course provider. You’ll need to provide specific details about your progress and clinical site.
It’s advisable to check with the institution or relevant authorities for information on financial aid, scholarships, or funding options that may be available.
Jude Health Institute provides academic support, mentoring, and resources to assist students throughout the program. Please inquire with the institution for specific support details.