STEPS TO BECOMING ENROLLED AT HANNAH E.

MULLINS SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING

ENROLLING FOR SEPTEMBER 8, 2020

Start Date

September 8, 2020

Graduation

August 12, 2021 Full Time

August 11, 2022 Part Time

ATTEND ENROLLMENT INFORMATION MEETING

SUBMIT AN APPLICATION

Let’s us know who you are

Places you in data base

$50 fee is required

We take cash, check or money order only

Applications are kept on file for 3 years

OFFICIAL HIGH SCHOOL / GED TRANSCRIPT

Contact your High School early

Contact State for GED

Can be sent directly to HEMSPN

Needed for Financial Aid and OBN

WWW.FAFSA.ED.GOV

2020-2021 FAFSA

School code 010323

Uses 2018 tax information

Use IRS Data Retrieval Tool

Contact IRS.gov for 2018 Tax Return Transcript

PAYMENT OPTIONSMUST BE IN PLACE 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE START OF CLASS

Federal Financial Aid

- Pell Grant

- Federal Direct Student Loan

Private Loans

County WIAO / TAA

Cash payments

FINANCIAL AID

Once your Application has been submitted

to the school, your financial aid

information will be tracked through

Campus Ivy.

You will receive an email informing you

how to create your account. Link will only

be good for 72 hours.

Check for notifications and required

documents regarding Verification and

other documents needed

You will receive an Funding Estimate in

the mail from the school

Call to schedule a financial aid meeting

At this meeting we will fill out the

following documents:

•Authorization Statement

•Funding Estimate

NOT USING FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID

Must still make an appointment to discuss payment plan and sign paperwork

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGYAND MATH

Registration Deadline Is

Minimal non-refundable fee for this course including the book is $185

A pre-requisite Medical Terminology and Math course is required

July 7, 2020July 9, 2020July 14, 2020July 16, 2020July 21, 2020July 23, 2020July 28, 2020July 30, 2020

2 days per week 2.5 hours. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. If second class is required the time will be 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Must receive an 80% or higher in the course to be

considered for enrollment.

In the event seats are limited, those with the highest

GPA will be considered first.

Attendance and tardiness will be factored into

enrollment consideration

If inclement weather check WKBN or our Facebook page for details. Class will be extended to make up for cancelled classes.

A 2 hour delay by KSU Salem will mean the morning class starts at 10:00 a.m.

ADMISSION PACKET / HEALTH FORMS

Valuable information regarding program

Strict health requirements as governed by OBN and our clinical facilities

MAKE SURE YOU READ AND KNOW THE POLICIES

Don’t put this off!!!

DEADLINEMUST be turned into the office and

approved

By

July 30, 2020

YOU WILL NOT BE ENROLLED WITH OUT THIS REQUIREMENT

UNIFORMSClassroom Uniforms – navy blue scrub pants and top (purchased through any vendor).

HEMSPN t-shirt, sweatshirt or fleece jacket can be substituted for scrub top. To be worn first day of PN class.

Clinical Uniforms - are ordered through:

DeAngelo Uniforms

6020 Market Street

Youngstown, OH

330-758-5211

• One clinical uniform provided

• $35 per uniform deposit is required for additional uniforms

BCI / FBI BACKGROUND CHECKDRUG TESTING

Background checks will be done the first day of class (schedule permitting). Background checks will be done again midway through the program. Any concerns should be addressed with the Director prior to submitting an application.

You will need the following:

• Photo ID

• Social Security Number

•Drug testing will be done randomly at any point throughout the program.

VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.HEMSPN.COM

• Clink on Current Student

• Download current Catalog Student Handbook

• You will find HEMSPN’s Policies and Procedures

Attendance

Dismissal

Dress Code

Refund

Readmission

Much more

• Curriculum

• Course Description

• Program Description

• Vacation and Holiday Schedule

• Much more

Other valuable information such as:

Federal Financial Aid Consumer Handbook

Annual Safety & Security Report

Book Lists

Fee Schedule

Student Consumer Information Disclosure

Much more . . . .

PROGRAM CURRICULUM PLAN (SAMPLE)

First Quarter (weeks 1 - 11, Junior Level) Theory Hours Lab Hours Clinical

Hours

Observation/

orientation

Total Hours

Introduction to Medical Terminology 20 20

Anatomy & Physiology 98 98

Nursing Fundamentals 86 54 140

Adult Growth & Development with Nutrition

Young/Middle Adult, Family & Gerontology 32 10 20 62

Normal Nutrition 30 30

Total 266 64 20 350

Second Quarter (weeks 12 - 22, Junior Level)

Nursing Care of the Adult I 147 37 104 10 298

Pharmacology I 44 8 52

Total 191 45 104 10 350

Third Quarter (weeks 23 – 33, Senior Level)

Nursing Care of the Adult II 73 7 87 7 174

Maternal Child Nursing: Pediatric* 50 7 12 69

Pharmacology II (IV Therapy) 40 8 48

Medication Administration 4 52 3 59

Total 163 26 151 10 350

Fourth Quarter (weeks 34 – 44, Senior Level)

Nursing Care of the Adult III 85 14 125 7 231

Maternal Child Nursing: Obstetric* 50 14 26 90

Personal & Vocational Relationships 29 29

Total 164 28 151 7 350

Program Total 784 163 433 20 1400

Full-Time Program

44 weeks of instruction over 11 months

Theory Days are primarily 8:00 am –4:00 pm

Monday through Friday.

Clinical Days times vary, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

6:30 am –2:30 pm.

HOW DO I KNOW IF I AM ACCEPTED?

ALL items on the checklist must

be met by the deadlines in

order to be considered.

- HS or GED transcript

- Med Term and Math successfully completed

- Financial Aid / payment in place

- Admission Packet/Health Forms/Immunization

Form

- Must be fully approved with

no exception

If seats are limited, spots will be filled on a first come first service basis according to the following:

• Checklist items complete

• Immunization / Health Forms complete and approved

• Medical Terminology and Match successfully passed – higher scores and attendance will be

considered first