ETOC LPN Program Student Learning Outcomes

The primary objective of the LPN Program is to prepare students for successful careers in the healthcare industry.

A combination of coursework and clinical experiences is used to help nursing students work toward this objective.

Students will learn to:

1. Apply Roy ‘s Adaptation Model as a systematic problem-solving approach to provide effective care to culturally diverse individuals, families, and groups.
2. Adapt care in consideration of the client’s values, customs, culture, religion, and/or beliefs.
3. Communicate effectively using interpersonal skills and information technology.
4. Incorporate evidence-based bio-psycho-social cultural and spiritual nursing principles in the provision of care to individual clients across the lifespan.
5. Demonstrate safe and competent care in the performance of foundational clinical nursing skills.
6. Employ critical thinking and clinical judgment throughout the provision of nursing care to promote health.
7. Utilize professional values and standards as a basis for ethical nursing practice.
8. Implement strategies to stimulate and support the change needed to improve the quality of healthcare practice.
9. Demonstrate an understanding of boundaries and the legal scope of professional practice as a licensed practical nurse.
10. Collaborate with members of interdisciplinary healthcare teams in the provision of care.
11. Safely utilize technology in the provision of care.