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The Institute for
Healthcare
Excellence's (IHE)
course of study
integrates three
important components.
These include enrollment
in an outstanding
academic graduate
program in healthcare
administration; becoming
a U.S. nurse within the
first 12 months; and a
dynamic work-study
program.
Whether a student
decides to attend Sullivan
University,
IHE concurrently
prepares you to become
licensed to practice as
registered nurses in the
United States within the
first year.
“Earn-While-You-Learn” –
Work Study Program
The
program is designed to
allow international
nurses to earn US wages
while completing their
education.
The program enables you
to work in healthcare or
other employment in your
first semester of study
in the United States
while you study for your
master’s program in
healthcare
administration. Within
the first year, you will
become U.S. licensed
nurses working in U.S.
healthcare institutions
such as hospitals,
long-term care
facilities, and medical
practices – earning high
salaries.
Academic Program:
The IHE
master
portion of the program
is taken in
collaboration with
Sullivan University in
Louisville, Kentucky,
USA..
Sullivan University:
The Master of Business
Administration with a
concentration in
healthcare
administration is a
56-credit program taught
over 14, four-credit
courses. The course of
study is designed for
students to take two
courses each three-month
term equaling eight
courses per year. The
program can be completed
in just under two years.
All classes are
conveniently offered on
Saturdays and evenings,
allowing students to
work full-time in health
or other fields and
“earn while they learn.”
U.S. Nursing Licensure
Preparation Program
IHE has
developed a program
where you become
licensed to work as a
U.S. registered nurses
within the first year.
The program begins with
nurse application
assessment and concludes
with the passing of the
NCLEX-RN. The
NCLEX-RN is the national
required exam required
for registered nurses in
the U.S. The IHE
training program is
time-tested and
delivered in
collaboration with a
leading U.S.
nurse-training provider.
Throughout the licensure
preparation program,
students are enrolled
and taking classes in
the graduate healthcare
program.
The
nursing licensure
preparation program is
comprised of three major
parts.
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Part one includes
applying for nursing
licensure to the
state board of
nursing including
academic nursing
credential review
and demonstration of
English-language
competency.
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Part two includes
seminars in
understanding the
U.S. Healthcare
system and the
particulars of the
U.S. nursing
practice.
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Part three includes
in-depth training to
take the NCLEX-RN.
Preparation includes
in-class sessions,
content videos, live
training worships,
and readiness
assessment. The
training is
intensive requiring
a substantial
commitment
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