Licensed Practical Nursing Program in Hackensack, New Jersey
Train for this rewarding career in as few as 18 months!
Embark on your journey to becoming a licensed healthcare professional right in your local community, with campuses conveniently located in Hackensack and Ramsey. Our comprehensive LPN program equips you with the skills needed for a successful career in nursing.
At Eastwick College, you’ll gain hands-on experience in specialized lab settings, mirroring the conditions and procedures you’ll encounter in your future role as a nurse. From mastering vital signs and patient assessments to administering medications and providing intravenous therapy, our program covers it all.
What sets us apart? Eastwick College has been recognized as one of the top 3% of nursing schools in the nation by the Nursing Almanac. Our commitment to your success is evident in the inclusion of clinical rotations for all LPN students as part of their schedule.
The Licensed Practical Nursing Science program at Eastwick College is designed to prepare you for entry-level roles in various healthcare settings. Whether you aspire to work in hospitals, long-term care facilities, nursing homes, subacute facilities, school nursing, adult day health care centers, or home care, our program opens doors to diverse opportunities.
Upon successful completion, you will be awarded a Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing, marking the beginning of a rewarding career in the medical field. Take the first step towards your future with Eastwick College!
Why Become a Licensed Practical Nurse?
Embarking on the journey to become a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) offers a unique and fulfilling career path. Here are compelling reasons to choose this profession:
If you’re passionate about making a positive impact on others’ lives and seeking a career that offers both challenges and rewards, a Licensed Practical Nurse might be the perfect fit for you. Join Eastwick College and take the first step towards a fulfilling healthcare career.
About Eastwick College
As you pass by classrooms, you’ll notice that they’re buzzing with activity: students are on their feet and working together, learning how to perform an echocardiogram, install an air conditioning and refrigeration unit, or assist in a simulated surgery. We haven’t done away with textbooks entirely, of course, but the emphasis is on taking the knowledge learned in those books and applying them in hands-on settings so that students are confident and capable in what they’ve learned. As a result, classrooms often look more like nursing laboratories, operating rooms, or construction zones, with students working with some of the same equipment and techniques they’ll use on the job.