The message is clear: The national demand for nurses in all areas is surpassing the number of professionals available. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that by the year 2018, there will be a need for 581,500 more nurses in the workforce than will be available.
Continuing the university's tradition of responding to the needs of the Quad City community and beyond, the St. Ambrose Nursing Department is pleased to offer an undergraduate program of study for a bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) and a master of science in nursing administration (MSN).
Our graduates go on to work at prestigious hospitals and clinics like Genesis Medical Center, Mayo Clinic Health System, Baylor University and Rush University Medical Center.
St. Ambrose's RN-BSN program, available through ACCEL, provides academic preparation to meet standards for professional nursing and offers registered nurses a competitive advantage in hiring situations.
A bachelor of nursing program has been designed for students who already have a college degree and wish to return to school for nursing.
The graduate program in nursing administration prepares nurses to function at an advanced level in management and leadership roles in a variety of health care settings.
