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Nursing Department




Assistant Dean of Health Sciences  Lydia Dunaway | lydia.dunaway@gvltec.edu | (864) 250-8542
Advisor  Jessica Johnson | jessica.johnson@gvltec.edu | (864) 250-8701
Advisor  Tomeika Bennett | 
tomeika.bennett@gvltec.edu | (864) 250-8752 
Advisor  Bob Walker | 
robert.walker@gvltec.edu | (864) 250-8421 
 

The college that works for tomorrow's caregivers.

Greenville Tech's Nursing program, established over 30 years ago, is accredited by the South Carolina State Board of Nursing and the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC).

The program emphasizes practical experience in a variety of health care settings, and it is this hands-on, clinical training, local health care experts say, that sets the program apart. Employers who repeatedly rely on Greenville Tech nursing graduates express confidence in the program and in the skill level new hires bring to the job. And employer satisfaction is not the only measure of the program's success. The pass rate for graduates on the licensing exam required to become a registered nurse is consistently at or above the national and state percentage. Nursing students at work 

Nursing Student Handbook 

Comprehensive Competency Exams 

Nursing Clinical Transfers 

Nursing TEAS Information Sheet

Nursing TEAS Preparation
 
Program Curriculum
Associate Degree Nursing (RN) Program
Patient Care Technician Certificate Program
Post RN Specialty Courses
Advanced Placement Nursing
Nursing Transfer Track

According to data from the South Carolina Colleagues in Caring project, the nursing shortage is acute and is predicted to become worse in the next 10 to 15 years. In fact, South Carolina's situation is even more critical than many other areas. And that means tremendous opportunities as Greenville Tech nursing graduates enter the workplace well prepared for success.

Please note that this program contains two years of clinical work. Typically, general education courses have to be complete to be competitive during the weighted admissions process for the clinical seats which can add to the overall length of the program.

A group of nursing students are gathered around a patientForms
Associate Degree Nursing Admissions Form
Advanced Placement Admissions Form

Links
National League for Nursing
Nursing Career Network

Organizations
GTC Student Nurses Organization
Greenville Technical College’s Student Nursing Organization(SNA) is a pre-professional organization for  nursing and pre-nursing students. Members are eligible numerous discounts, including  health insurance  and are given a chance to be involved with community outreach and networking. For more information, email us at  gtcsna@gmail.com or join us on Facebook.
 

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