AHA Provider Course - PALS AHA Provider Courses are for participants interested in obtaining American Heart (more...) BSN Student Information Sessions Click the link above to register. AHA Provider Course - BLS Click here for our statement on BSMCON accreditation. For further information, please visit our accreditation page. meet in real-time now Love Is Evol Hoodie (Black) The Way I Am Hoodie (Grey) Slim Shady Hoodie (Black) Dear Slim T-Shirt (White) Till' I Collapse Hoodie (Grey) Guts Over Fear T-Shirt (Black)Home » Education  » School of Nursing Conemaugh School of Nursing Exceptional Training, Proven Results Conemaugh School of Nursing provides first-rate training needed for a rewarding, stable, and financially secure nursing career. Two-year accredited program approved by Pennsylvania State Board of Nursing High job placement within weeks of graduation 1,000+ hours of clinical practicum

Training in one of only 64 Level 1 accredited simulation laboratories in the world. Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center's Medical Skills Learning Center is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and simulation tools. rich piana hoodiesThis interactive training lab creates a safe, risk-free environment where students can master procedures and learn new techniques.balmain hoodie ioffer Affordable tuition and feesrich piana hoodies Clinical experience in our Level 1 Regional Resource Trauma Center, Level 3 Regional Intensive Care Nursery, and Advanced Primary Stroke Centerjohn frusciante hoodie Partnerships with several Pennsylvania colleges and universitiesretro afl hoodies

Conemaugh School of Nursing has appeared on the list of approved nursing schools since the list was compiled in 1918 by:dipset hoodies Pennsylvania State Board of Nursingkoenigsegg hoodies Conemaugh School of Nursing is accredited by: Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing, Inc. 3343 Peachtree Road, NE Visit the ACEN website Graduates of ACEN-accredited programs outperform other graduates on licensure and advanced-certification examinations. The ACEN focuses on curriculum, faculty and student outcomes. The ACEN goals are: Common core of standards and criteria Foster education equity, access and mobility Conemaugh Health System is required by U.S. Department of Education regulations to provide its students and prospective students with contact information for any relevant state official or agency that would appropriately handle a student’s complaint about Conemaugh’s education programs. 

Students are encouraged to utilize Conemaugh’s internal complaint policies and procedures prior to filing a complaint with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  If a concern cannot be addressed through internal processes, students or prospective students may file a complaint with the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Bureau of Consumer Protection (16th Floor, Strawberry Square, Harrisburg, PA 17120). Information about the Bureau of Consumer Protection’s process for submitting consumer complaints For Conemaugh School of Nursing's Gainful Employment Disclosures, please click here. Emergency Medicine ResidencyFamily Medicine ResidencyGeneral Surgery ResidencyInternal Medicine ResidencyPharmacy ResidencyDoctoral Psychology InternshipSports Medicine FellowshipGraduate Medical Education Boot CampMedical StudentsSchool of NursingApplicationCatalogCurriculum & FeesFinancial Aid ResourcesGraduate ProfileStudent Outcome Achievement DataGainful Employment Disclosure StatementDisclosure of Institutional Graduation RatesStudent Right to KnowCampus Safety & SecurityTITLE IX2016 Campus Security & Safety ReportFaculty & Staff DirectoryContact UsTranscript RequestSchool of Nursing Facebook PageSchool of Radiologic TechnologySchool of Medical TechnologySchool of HistotechnologySchool of Surgical TechnologySchool of Emergency Medical ServicesAccepted StudentsMedical Skills Learning CenterResearch and Scholarly ActivityMentoring in MedicineConemaugh Career

DayRequired Education for StudentsGraduate Medical Education InformationConemaugh Learning InstituteConemaugh Learning Institute CalendarStudent Internships Adult Career and Tech Energy, Safety & Facilities Annual Open House/Community Night is Feb. 9 at Belmont CTE Center Four Teams Top Field at Scholastic Challenge 2017 Perfect Attendance Announced for Quarter 2 at CTE Center at Ellicottville School Board Informational SessionYou must thoroughly review the NCLEX Candidate Rules prior to being seated for the exam. On exam day at check-in, you are directed to read the Candidate Statement and provide an electronic signature, agreeing to the terms and conditions of the NCLEX. In addition and to ensure a high level of security, you will be monitored at all times and recorded by both audio and video. All personal items must be placed in provided, lockable storage Test centers are not responsible for lost, stolen or misplaced items The following items may not be accessed at all during your examination appointment (including breaks and until you leave the test center at the conclusion of your exam):

Any educational, test preparation or study materials Cell/mobile/smart phones, tablets, smart watches, MP3 players, fitness bands, jump drives, cameras or any other electronic devices Weapons of any kind At check in, you are required to store your electronic devices (cell/mobile/smart phones, tablets, smart watches or other electronic devices) in a sealable, plastic bag provided by Pearson VUE. If you refuse to store your electronic devices in the bag, you will not be allowed to test. You will also be required to reregister and pay another exam fee for any additional NCLEX appointments. After the exam, you must return your unopened, Pearson VUE bag to the Administration Desk to be opened and examined by the Testing Administrator (TA). Any tampering with the bag before check-out could result in an incident report. The following items are not allowed in the testing room, but may be accessed while on break (unless otherwise instructed): Food or drink, gum/candy

For any questions regarding what you can and cannot access outside the testing room, ask the TA. You may not disclose or discuss with anyone, including instructors, information about the items or answers seen in your examination (this includes posting or discussing questions on the internet and social media websites). You may not reconstruct exam items using your memory of your exam or the memory of others. You may not seek help from any other party in answering items (in person, by phone, text or by email) during your examination (including breaks). You may not remove examination items and/or responses (in any format) or notes about the examination from the testing room. You may not copy or reconstruct exam items during or following your exam for any reason. You will comply with any investigation that needs to be conducted. Note: If you witness any of the above behavior, or any irregular behavior that is in violation of the NCLEX Candidate Rules, you are required to report it to NCSBN and comply with any follow up investigation.

You may not take the exam for somebody else. You may not tamper with the computer or use it for any function other than taking the exam. You may not engage in disruptive behavior at any time while in the test center. The TA will provide you with an erasable note board and marker before you enter the testing room. You may not use the note board to cover any part of the screen during your examination. A clean note board can be requested during your exam by raising your hand. The erasable note board and marker may not be removed from the testing room during the exam except by the TA, and these items must be returned to the TA after the exam. Writing on any materials other than the note board is strictly prohibited and will result in an incident report and results will be placed on hold. If you experience hardware or software problems during the exam, notify the TA immediately by raising your hand. Earplugs are available from the TA upon request;

it is not acceptable to bring your own earplugs. You will be given the opportunity to take a "scheduled" break after approximately two hours, and again after approximately three and a half hours of exam testing time. Instructions will appear on your computer screen at the appropriate times. To request a break, or to exit the testing room for any other reason, raise your hand for the TA and wait to be escorted out of the testing room. A palm vein scan will be taken when you leave, and again when you re-enter the testing room. The TA will resume the exam for you upon your return. The exam clock will not stop while you are on a scheduled or unscheduled break. Exam data is encrypted and transferred electronically to your licensing board of nursing/regulatory body. Please refrain from asking the TA about exam content and/or results. If you have questions about the exam, please contact NCSBN. Grounds for Dismissal or Cancellation of Results A candidate who violates the test center regulations or rules, or engages in irregular behavior, misconduct and/or does not follow the TA’s warning to discontinue inappropriate behavior may be dismissed from the test center and their exam fee will not be refunded.

Additionally, your exam result may be withheld or canceled and your board of nursing/regulatory body may take other disciplinary action such as denial of a license/registration and/or disqualifying you from future NCLEX registrations for licensure/registration. Behaviors that constitute irregular behavior or misconduct include but are not limited to: Giving or receiving assistance of any kind. Using, accessing, or attempting to access any prohibited aids. Prohibited aids are any devices or materials that will be helpful in taking the NCLEX. Examples of aids that are prohibited are electronic devices (e.g. cell/mobile/smart phones, tablets, smart watches, etc.), handheld calculators, conversion tables, dictionaries, etc. Attempting to take the examination for someone else. Bringing any NCLEX study aids (textbooks, notebooks, classroom notes, etc.) to the testing center or accessing or attempting to access such study materials at any time after the start of the examination administration, including break times.