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Building a Culture of Care in Nursing
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Santiago Canyon College is launching a bold new initiative to flood California’s healthcare system with qualified nurses, fueled by a two-year grant and centered on building a “culture of care.” Beyond traditional science classes, they’re weaving in humanities like Spanish for healthcare workers and sociology of aging, plus reimagining core subjects like math and English with nursing relevance. Students can earn tuition-free certificates—like CNA or Lactation Educator Specialist—while pursuing credits, gaining real-world experience before applying to BSN programs. Partnerships with UC Irvine and Cal State San Bernardino ensure smooth transfers, while expanded research, leadership training, and support services empower students to thrive. The goal? A diverse, culturally competent nursing workforce that delivers more equitable, compassionate care to all communities.
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