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Nursing Associate (Higher Apprenticeship) FdSc

Teesside University — Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

Nursing Associate (Higher Apprenticeship) FdSc is a undergraduate Chemistry course at Teesside University, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom. It takes 2 years and starts in March and September.

Undergraduate · 2 years · Full-time · Chemistry

Intakes: March, September

Accredited Hear from the team behind the programme, students talking about their experiences, and a representative from the Nursing and Midwifery Council as they share insights into the benefits of the apprenticeship. You study this full-time course over two years. The taught component of the course, delivered virtually through Microsoft Teams or at the University, includes an induction period followed by one day a week university time. In addition to the one day a week at the university there are four block weeks of teaching over the two years.

Modules

  • Anatomy, Physiology and Pathophysiology
  • Introduction to Public Health for Nursing Associates
  • Person-centered Care – the service user experience
  • Study Skills and Professionalism
  • An Introduction to Evidence Based Practice
  • Caring for People with Acute and Long-term Conditions and Co-morbidities
  • Developing Public Health in Practice for Nursing Associates
  • Enhancing Professional Practice for the Nursing Associate
  • Working in Teams
  • Modules offered may vary.

Careers

  • Nursing associate roles and career progression for those who wish to access future pre-registration nursing courses.

Frequently asked questions

How long is Nursing Associate (Higher Apprenticeship) FdSc at Teesside University?

Nursing Associate (Higher Apprenticeship) FdSc takes 2 years (Full-time).

When does Nursing Associate (Higher Apprenticeship) FdSc start?

Intakes: March and September.

What level is Nursing Associate (Higher Apprenticeship) FdSc?

It is a undergraduate course in Chemistry.

What will I study on Nursing Associate (Higher Apprenticeship) FdSc?

Modules include Anatomy, Physiology and Pathophysiology, Introduction to Public Health for Nursing Associates, Person-centered Care – the service user experience, Study Skills and Professionalism, An Introduction to Evidence Based Practice and Caring for People with Acute and Long-term Conditions and Co-morbidities.

What careers can Nursing Associate (Higher Apprenticeship) FdSc lead to?

Typical roles include Nursing associate roles and career progression for those who wish to access future pre-registration nursing courses..