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BECOME A REGISTERED NURSE | PROFESSIONAL NURSING PROGRAM A.S.

When you become a nurse, you choose to change lives, including your own. In our professional nursing program, you’ll develop the skills you need for a career in caregiving. Our nursing program will allow you to take charge of your future and practice in a safe, supportive, and stimulating environment. The ASN program is designed to help registered nurses (RN) improve their skills through didactic and clinical experiences that prepare them for various roles in nursing practice.

What Do You Learn In Nursing School?

Before starting to work as a registered nurse, reviewing some of the core concepts, you will need to know to provide safe and effective patient care is wise. These include anatomy and physiology, nutrition and diet, microbiology and nursing pharmacology, and learning how drugs work in the body.

Once you have a firm understanding of these concepts, you can focus on developing the practical skills necessary to become a nurse. You will spend time learning standard procedures like central line placement or intravenous medications that can be practiced on mannequins and actual patients.  You’ll learn to use state-of-the-art equipment such as ventilators and other medical devices as a nurse. You’ll also learn how to treat patients who are experiencing extreme pain and how to handle a variety of situations that could arise in the workplace.

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The Future Looks Bright for Registered Nurses in Florida

Florida is one of the top employers for nurses nationwide. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), Florida ranks #3 for the highest employment of nurses by state. Florida is also one of the most popular retirement states, contributing to the significant demand for nurses.

As Florida's population continues to grow, so does the need for nurses. Research by the Florida Center for Nursing projects a shortage of 50,300 RNs and 12,500 LPNs by 2025 due to an aging workforce.

The BLS reports a mean annual salary of $69,510 for Registered Nurses in Florida. The average hourly wage is reported to be $33.42 per hour.

“I just received my license today, and it feels so surreal. I totally could not have done it without the people at SABER. Your tools are beyond helpful, and many schools out there do not provide you with NCLEX-RN prep. Knowing your content is the key to passing NCLEX, but the main key is learning how to answer questions and critically think. I am so grateful for the dedication, hard work, and classes that guided me in passing NCLEX the FIRST time around and now I can say I am a registered nurse.”

Rebecca Moore - Professional Nurse A.S

SABER COLLEGE - HELPING STUDENTS SINCE 1972

Spanish American Basic Education & Rehabilitation, Inc. (SABER) was founded in 1972 in Miami, Florida, to provide basic skills, language, vocational, and career education in high-demand occupational areas. SABER College functions under Spanish American Basic Education and Rehabilitation, Inc. (SABER) dba SABER College as a private, not-for-profit corporation formed under the laws of the State of Florida and which adheres to IRS regulations as a 501(c)(3) corporation. Under the same executive administration for the past 38 years, SABER College has an excellent reputation in the training and employment of a large segment of our Miami area workforce.

OUR MISSION

SABER College identifies as its primary responsibility the preparation of individuals to become productive members of this society by helping them in their growth to attain educational goals and their development of ethical responsibilities.

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