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College of Nursing Building 50 Newton Road Iowa City, Iowa 52242-1121 319-335-7018 collegeofnursing@uiowa.edu
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Learning opportunities to apply principles of public health...
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The college's Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program...
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The student health insurance plan (SHIP) is a high-quality student medical plan with coverage in and outside Iowa. Eligible Student Groups: Any student who meets the required student insurance eligibility rules. Find More Information. UIGRADCare.
IX. Resources for Nursing Students. A. Community Mental Health Line. All College of Nursing students have access to a mental health support line provided through the University of Iowa Student Life and CommUnity. This is available to help nursing students ameliorate their stress during the fall and spring semesters.
As a state supported higher degree program in nursing, the college is committed to preparing nurse clinicians, scholars, and educators to meet the health needs of the people of Iowa. As part of a research intensive university, the College of Nursing supports its research mission through national and international leadership in
Learning opportunities to apply principles of public health with nursing knowledge and skills to address health promotion, disease and injury prevention, and nursing management of infectious disease and chronic health conditions; nursing activities focus on improvement of health outcomes at individual, family, community, and global levels ...
The college's Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program is approved by the Iowa Board of Nursing. When you graduate, you will qualify to take the licensure examination required for practice as a registered nurse in Iowa. The college also offers an RN-BSN program for currently licensed nurses who want to earn a bachelor's degree in nursing.
Health Science Students. If you’re a health science student, please review the information below to find out more on specific requirements for your plan of study. These requirements are NOT for incoming first year (freshmen) students who want to eventually pursue a health science profession.
