Today’s health care industry is growing and changing like never before. As the demand for qualified medical professionals increases, students pursuing a career in nursing or nuclear medicine technology need to be educated in modern procedures and proficient with today’s high-tech medical equipment.

RMU’s School of Nursing and Health Sciences addresses these needs through our nationally recognized programs and faculty. As an added bonus, our close ties with local and regional health care agencies provide outstanding clinical opportunities and give our students an edge in this competitive and ever-changing industry.

Other advantages include:

• Professional, applied education, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment
• Simulation and clinical practice laboratory, for valuable, hands-on experience
• Partnership with the Polytechnic University of Nicaragua, giving you a global perspective 
• Clinically oriented DNP degree program prepares graduates to employ clinical reasoning a high level  
• The only four-year nuclear medicine program in the region, stressing digital technology and new imaging techniques 
• Nursing programs accredited by Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) 
• B.S. in Health Services Administration program delivers the knowledge and leadership skills you need to lead individuals, groups and organizations in today's ever-changing health care industry

Panel Discussion: Tuesday, March 27, 2012

RSVP: Marian Sikora, sikora@rmu.edu, 412-397-6407

Locaton: Robert Morris Univrsity, Sewall Center 2nd floor, 6001 University Blvd., Moon Township, PA 15108 

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Registration opens March 8th: www.rtconnections.com