Joyce University Expansion
New Opportunities for Aspiring Nurses in Idaho with Joyce University Expansion. (Credit: Joyce University)
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New Opportunities for Aspiring Nurses in Idaho with Joyce University Expansion

Flexible, hybrid nursing programs now available for Idaho residents

Aspiring nurses in Idaho can now prepare for RN licensure in as few as 20 months. Joyce University of Nursing and Health Sciences is broadening its hybrid pre- and post-licensure nursing programs to include Idaho.

Since 2022, Joyce University has expanded beyond Utah to include locations such as Arizona, Colorado, Missouri, New Mexico, Nevada, and now Idaho.

“This expansion is part of Joyce University’s ongoing commitment to make accelerated, high-quality nursing education available to communities across the US,” said Dr. John Smith-Coppes, President and CEO of Joyce University. “By eliminating barriers to entry such as prerequisites and waitlists plus offering online coursework with rich experiential focus, Joyce University is creating a flexible pathway for students at all stages of life while prioritizing excellence in quality, safety, and outcomes.”

With this expansion, students in Idaho can access a range of pre-licensure programs, such as the Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN), the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN). Joyce University offers two post-licensure programs for those looking to further their nursing careers: the 4-semester online RN to BSN program and the 3-semester online MSN in Leadership program.

“Our programs are designed to meet the rising demand for well-trained nurses,” said Dr. Kelly McCullough, Dean of Nursing at Joyce University. “Our blended education model combines online lectures with hands-on labs and simulations and clinical experiences in their community, ensuring students have the flexibility they need while getting a high-quality education.”

Students participate in online lectures and attend scheduled skill immersions at the Joyce Johnson Center of Simulation at Joyce University’s Draper, UT campus. To build connections in their local communities and reduce travel, students complete clinical and practice experiences in their state of residence.

Enrollment for Idaho students is now open, with the next cohort starting in the Spring Semester on January 6, 2025.

SourceJoyce University

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