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Current Students - Practical Nursing (S121) Program


Announcements:

  • Summer Semester 4 – Practical Nursing Program (May 10 – August 20)

    Registration for the Semester 4 Summer Program will commence on line on Thursday, April 1, at 7 pm. Registration is on a First Come/First Served basis. Students will not be able to register after the available 60 spaces are filled.

    In addition, 10 students will be placed on a waiting list numbered from 1 to 10. To have your name placed on the waiting list, you must email Heather Stewart (hstewart@georgebrown.ca) on April 8 after 7 pm. The names of the students with the first 10 emails to arrive in my inbox after the designated time will be placed on the waiting list in order of arrival in my inbox. Names will be posted on Webct under Course Code Clinical Applications 111 CRN 49752 & CRN 49850.

    YOU MUST HAVE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED ALL REQUIRED ELECTIVES AND BE IN A PASSING STATUS IN ALL COURSES AT MIDTERM TO REGISTER FOR THE SUMMER PROGRAM.

  • RE: INFLUENZA IMMUNIZATION

    The influenza immunization (seasonal and H1N1) are NOT mandatory, HOWEVER, students who do not obtain influenza immunization may encounter challenges with clinical placement.  Some placement agencies may require that students receive influenza immunization and may require that students provide evidence of immunization.

    Further, in the event of an outbreak any student without the vaccination may be denied access to the placement facility thereby jeopardizing the successful completion of the clinical course. If you chose not to get the vaccine, George Brown College cannot guarantee you an alternate placement facility.

    Influenza immunization is available through the Toronto Public Health (see http://www.toronto.ca/health/cdc/h1n1/clinics.htm for details).  Also, George Brown College is seeking additional opportunities for students and faculty to obtain immunization and will provide this information as soon as it becomes available.

    Students who are experiencing flu symptoms should NOT attend placement or class (including exams).  Please inform your faculty advisor and/or preceptor if you are absent due to the flu.  For online self-assessment of the flu, please visit:  http://www.health.gov.on.ca/en/ccom/flu/h1n1/public/tools/assessment/default.aspx

    If you have flu symptoms, please consult your health care provider. You may return to placement and classes 24 hours after the fever and any symptoms other than a mild cough have been resolved. Typically, this takes five to eight days. When returning to placement, you may be asked by your placement faculty to report to occupational health department.

  • General News: 
    • New Chair of Practical Nursing Program:
      Deana Lunn
      , RN, B.Sc.(N)., M.Ed., MBA
      Appointments for Deana Lunn are made with Suran Mercer ext 3153

    • New Academic Advisor
      Mary Edwards
      416-415-5000 ext 2077
      medwards@georgebrown.ca

  • How to Review Courses for Program Completion PDF

  • Practical Nursing Program
    It is the student's responsibility to ensure that he/she has successfully completed all courses for each respective semester of the Practical Nursing Program. A list of courses by semester can be found in the Student Handbook, Appendix I. [See below for more information]

  • Course Outlines and Documents for S121 Students - 2009-2010

  • Textbooks for January 2010 PDF



Practical Nursing Program

This is a reminder to students who may choose to drop their general education course elective or generic skills course (COMP 10820) in order to lighten the workload during a specific term to consider taking it in the spring/summer session. It must not be assumed that the mandated electives [Lifespan Development (GSSC 1057) or Sociological Perspectives (GSSC 1120)] will be offered in the spring/summer session. The Sociology course, GSSC 1120, does not have an equivalent. It is specifically designed for the Practical Nursing Program.

If a student is on OSAP and chooses not to take the elective and/or generic skills course during the term, there is no refund of monies. If the student decides to take this elective in the spring/summer session, the student must pay for this. OSAP will not cover the cost.

It is a requirement that all core courses is completed for each semester in order to move forward to the next semester.

In order to graduate from the Practical Nursing Program, the student must have met the 2/3 breadth requirement; that is, general education courses must have fallen into at least two of the three categories. The two mandated general education courses are Social Sciences. The remaining two are student selected. The following configurations meet the 2/3 requirement to graduate.

GSSC 1057                 GSSC 1057                 GSSC 1057                 GSSC 1057
GSSC                          GHUM                        GHUM                        GSCI
GHUM                        GHUM                        GSCI                           GSCI
GSSC 1120                 GSSC 1120                 GSSC 1120                 GSSC 1120
GSSC 1057
GSSC
GSCI
GSSC 1120

For any concerns or for further clarification, please make an appointment with the Academic Advisor.

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Revised: February 24, 2010




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