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Fortis Offers Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree Program to Florida Students
Date:12/7/2011

o offer a premier nursing school," added Denyse Antunes, area manager and president of Fortis College, Cutler Bay.  "The comprehensive nursing simulation labs and support services that are in place help promote excellent student outcomes and is a demonstration of Fortis' commitment to using technology to train nurses."

With more than 100,000 nursing positions currently vacant in the United States and a forecast by the Journal of the American Medical Association for a shortage of 800,000 nurses by 2020, now is an excellent time to embark on a career in nursing.  As one of the largest nursing education systems in the U.S., Fortis has enrolled more than 4,000 nursing students nationwide and operates 20 nursing campuses in 10 states.

Fortis Colleges and Institutes have received international recognition for their leadership in using simulation technology to educate nursing students.  As a leading nursing education provider, Fortis campuses are creating strong learning environments for students who will become tomorrow's nurses.

"Our campuses offer small classes that allow personalized attention, schedules that fit students' lifestyles, and frequent start dates with no long waiting lists," said Jay Ober, Ph.D., National Director of Nursing Operations & Regional Dean of Nursing for Fortis.  "We are especially proud of our well-equipped facilities and fully integrated nursing labs that are incorporated into one of the largest network of simulation programs used to train nurses outside of those of the U.S. military."

About Fortis College, Largo
Fortis College, Largo prepares individuals to enter the fields of Nursing, Medical Assisting, Medical X-Ray, Medical Billing/Coding, HVAC & Refrigeration, Cosmetology and Health Information Technology.  For available programs and schedules, call the
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