Program Overview
Program Objective
The RN / LPN Remediation program at Jude Health Institute is specifically designed to support students in applying the nursing process and essential skills when caring for clients experiencing alterations in their health status. RN / LPN Remediation comprehensive program encompasses a thorough review of standard nursing curricula, including universal principles of nursing care management, legal, and ethical considerations. The curriculum includes clinical experiences and theoretical instruction in various nursing specialties, such as medical, surgical, obstetric, pediatric, geriatric, and psychiatric nursing. Clinical training occurs in diverse healthcare settings, encompassing acute care, long-term care, and community environments.
RN / LPN Remediation course aligns with the Florida Board of Nursing’s requirements under statute 464.019 for Remediation education programs. All applicants must meet the state’s remediation guidelines, which include a formal letter from the Board of Nursing mandating remediation.
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the RN / LPN Remediation program at Jude Health Institute, students will achieve the following objectives:
- Comprehensive Patient Care: Apply the nursing process to provide comprehensive care to individuals across the lifespan, identifying diseases, signs and symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatment options.
- Medication Proficiency: Demonstrate competence in medication administration, dosage calculations, understanding pharmacological actions, recognizing therapeutic effects, and managing adverse effects of diseases and disorders.
- Nutritional Expertise: Apply knowledge of nutritional requirements for clients of various age groups and illnesses.
- Cultural and Psychosocial Sensitivity: Demonstrate culturally sensitive care for clients from diverse cultural, spiritual, psychological, and developmental backgrounds.
- Disease Management: Provide effective care to patients with cardiac, endocrine, nervous, integumentary, sensory, reproductive, and musculoskeletal diseases and disorders, utilizing the nursing process.
Admission Requirements
RN / LPN Remediation program is designed for individuals who meet the following criteria:
- Failed NCLEX Three Consecutive Times: Applicants who have failed the NCLEX exam three consecutive times must obtain a letter from the Board of Nursing indicating the need for remediation.
- Licensure Endorsement Applicants: Individuals who do not hold an active nursing license or have not practiced in the past five years are eligible for this program. A clinical remedial authorization letter is required.
- Board of Nursing Mandated Remediation: Applicants whom the Board of Nursing has identified as requiring remediation must also provide a letter from the Board of Nursing confirming the need for clinical authorization.
Course Progression
- The authorization for completion of the clinical component of the RN / LPN Remediation course will be provided upon successful completion. An authorization letter is not required to begin the theory component of the remedial course.
- If progressing to the clinical portion of the course, the remedial course provider must request a letter for approval to initiate the clinical portion. This request should include the following information: the remedial course provider’s details, professional type, number of completed theoretical hours, clinical site location, the name of the remedial program, and the anticipated completion date of the clinical component.
- Even if applicants do not meet the specific criteria for the course, voluntary admission is also accepted.
Join the RN / LPN Remediation program at Jude Health Institute to enhance your nursing skills and achieve success in your career.
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Frequently Asked Questions about RN / LPN Remediation In-State
RN / LPN Remediation program is designed to assist students in applying nursing skills to clients with health alterations, covering various nursing specialties and legal/ethical considerations.
The program includes clinical experiences and theoretical instruction in various nursing specialties, offering hands-on training in different healthcare settings.
Graduates will be able to provide comprehensive patient care, administer medications, address nutritional needs, demonstrate cultural sensitivity, and manage patients with various diseases and disorders.
Eligible candidates include those who have failed the NCLEX three consecutive times, licensure endorsement applicants without recent practice, and individuals identified by the Board of Nursing for remediation.
No, an authorization letter is not required for the theory component; however, it is needed for the clinical portion.
To initiate the clinical component, you must request a letter of approval, including details about your course provider, professional type, theoretical hours completed, clinical site location, program name, and expected completion date.
Yes, voluntary admission is accepted for individuals who may not meet the outlined criteria.
To apply for RN / LPN Remediation, please visit our website or contact our admissions office for detailed application instructions and assistance with the admission process.
Yes, we offer various financial aid options, including scholarships, grants, and tuition assistance programs. To learn more about the financial aid opportunities available to you, please contact our financial aid office or visit our website for detailed information on how to apply for financial assistance. We are committed to helping students access the resources they need to pursue their education and career goals.
The class size may vary, but we strive to maintain an environment that promotes individualized attention and effective learning. Admission to the program is competitive, and candidates are evaluated based on their qualifications, meeting eligibility criteria, and available slots in the program. We encourage early application to increase your chances of securing a spot in the program.