Program Overview
The Pickaway-Ross nursing program is a practical nursing certificate offered through Pickaway-Ross Career & Technology Center. It prepares students for the NCLEX-PN licensure exam and entry-level roles in long-term care, clinics, and hospitals.
Admissions and Curriculum
Admission typically requires a high school diploma or GED, prerequisite coursework, and meeting minimum GPA and attendance standards. The curriculum combines classroom instruction in anatomy, pharmacology, and nursing fundamentals with supervised clinical experiences in healthcare facilities.
Career Outcomes
Graduates can work as licensed practical nurses in hospitals, nursing homes, and physician offices. For more details on LPN roles and settings, visit BLS Occupational Outlook for LPNs.
