2009 CCBC College Catalog
Nursing
LPN to ADN Advanced Placement
Associate of Science (A.S.)
(Offered at CCBC Essex only)
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Prerequisite General Education Requirements:
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Credits
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____BIOL 220*
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Human Anatomy and Physiology I with a grade of "C" or better
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4
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____BIOL 221
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Human Anatomy and Physiology II with a grade of "C" or better
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4
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____ENGL 101
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College Composition with a "C" or better
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3
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____PSYC 101
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Introduction to Psychology
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3
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____BIOL 230*
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Microbiology with a grade of "C" or better
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4
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____PSYC 103
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Human Growth and Development
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3
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____SOCL 101
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Introduction to Sociology
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3
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____Mathematics
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Eligibility for the College Math requirement
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____NURN 006
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Advanced Dosage for Nursing
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0
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* BIOL 110 is a prerequisite for BIOL 220 and BIOL 230. The option to challenge or receive a waiver for BIOL 110 can be requested through the Biology Department. Students planning to enter the nursing program should address this alternative with an academic advisor, case manager, or counselor.
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General Education Requirements:
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Credits
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____ENGL 102
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College Composition II
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3
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____SPCM 101
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Fundamentals of Communication
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3
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____MATH 111
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Ideas in Mathematics or any other college math course that meets general education requirements (except Math 131, 132) with a "C" or better.
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3
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Total General Education:
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33
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Summer Session
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Credits
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____NURN 215**
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LPN to ADN Transition Course
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7
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Upon successful completion of course, students will receive 17 credits for the first year of the nursing program. Students will then complete the following courses in the nursing program:
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17
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____NURN 217
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Mental Health Nursing Concepts
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3
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____NURN 235
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Nursing Concepts II: Care of Children and Adults
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7
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____NURN 229
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Nursing Professional Practice Concepts
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2
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____NURN 236
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Nursing Concepts III
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8
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Total Credits:
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70
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**Additional requirements for admission to NURN 215 - LPN to ADN Transition Course
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Completion of the Student Health Profile (CCBC Nursing Physical Examination form).
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Documentation of current CPR from the American Heart Association Health Care Provider or other approved equivalent.
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Proof of Health Insurance coverage, which must be maintained throughout the clinical program.
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Completion of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements and modules required by clinical agencies. (The college will make provision for all clinical students to meet this requirement.)
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Satisfactory completion of NURN 006 (Advanced Dosage for Nursing).
Program Description:
The LPN to ADN Advanced Placement option offers a unique opportunity for qualified licensed practical nurses to enter the Nursing Program with advanced standing once admission and General Education requirements have been met.
A seven-credit LPN/ADN Transition course is offered to qualified LPNs. An LPN who earns a grade of “C” or higher in this LPN/ADN Transition course and completes General Education prerequisites is able to enter the CCBC Nursing Program with advanced standing and receive academic credit for the first year of the Nursing Program.
Application Deadlines:
Admission into the LPN to ADN Transition course is competitive. Selective admission applications should be completed by January 15 for consideration.
Prerequisites for application for advanced placement are Maryland Licensure as an LPN, graduation from a school approved for articulation or successfully passing an approved NLN placement exam for LPN, and minimum of six months of employment as a licensed practical nurse. The student must complete the prerequisite general education requirements before admission to the LPN to ADN transition course. Before graduation, completion of all general education requirements is required.
Nursing Program Competencies
Upon graduation from the Community College of Baltimore County Nursing Program, the Associate Degree nurse generalist will be able to:
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Collaborate with other health care providers to advocate for patients, families and groups in order to provide quality nursing care;
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Integrate effective communication techniques and caring behaviors with patients, families and groups to improve health outcomes;
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Provide nursing care to patients, families and groups that supports their cultural and spiritual customs, beliefs, and values;
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Integrate evidenced-based practice for clinical decision making in the delivery of nursing care;
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Design health promotion activities that contribute to the wellness of patients, families and groups;
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Demonstrate accountability and responsibility in the management of nursing care of patients, families and groups;
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Evaluate the application of the nursing process as a systematic method of providing nursing care throughout the life span;
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Analyze the essential pharmacologic principles used in providing care for patients;
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Incorporate the knowledge, responsibilities and standards essential to the professional practice of nursing;
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Organize nursing care to promote and maintain safety for patients, families and groups;
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Perform nursing skills independently using available technology to meet standards of efficacy and safety; and
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Integrate teaching into the nursing care of patients, families and groups.
Program Directors:
Nursing Program Administrator (Interim)
CCBC Essex
Barbara Netzer
410-455-4447 or bnetzer@ccbcmd.edu
Campus Directors
CCBC Catonsville Campus, Day
Barbara Netzer
410-455-4447 or bnetzer@ccbcmd.edu
CCBC Essex Campus, Day/Evening/Weekend
CCBC Essex Campus, Clinical and Online Education
Dr. Barbara Tower
410-780-6837 or btower@ccbcmd.edu
CCBC Essex Campus, Franklin Square Hospital Partnership
Elizabeth Webster
410-780-6645 or ewebster@ccbcmd.edu
