The College of Nursing and Advanced Health Professions is affiliated with The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, formerly known as the Dallas Nursing Institute, and is located at 2101 Waterview Parkway, Richardson, Texas. The following is a detailed introduction to the college:

Professional Settings

Nursing: including Licensed Vocational Nursing Program, Associate Degree in Nursing Program, LVN-RN Transition Program, RN-BSN Program, Master of Science in Nursing and other courses at different levels. The Master of Science in Nursing is further divided into nursing education, nursing leadership and management.

Public Health: There is a Master of Public Health degree program, including different professional directions such as public policy development and advocacy, mental health and behavior.

Health Services Management: Provides a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management (B.S. in Healthcare Management) and a Master of Science in Health Services Management (Masters in Health Services Administration), and also has a dual degree program of Master of Health Service Administration and Master of Public Health.

Teaching Features

Comprehensive curriculum system: Its academic courses cover multiple fields such as nursing, health service management, and public health, reflecting the comprehensive characteristics of the modern health care industry, enabling students to fully understand and master all aspects of the health care industry and prepare for working in a complex medical environment.

Combination of practice and theory: The immersive and interdisciplinary education method allows students to not only acquire theoretical knowledge in the learning process, but also improve their ability to solve practical problems through practical operations and interdisciplinary cooperation projects, cultivate teamwork spirit and professionalism, and better adapt to future jobs.

Professional teaching team: The college has an excellent team of teachers who have rich teaching and practical experience in their respective fields. They can provide students with high-quality education and teaching guidance, help students deeply understand professional knowledge, master professional skills, and guide students to pay attention to the latest developments and trends in the industry.

Teaching objectives

Committed to cultivating professional talents who can work in a modern comprehensive medical environment, through a variety of curriculum settings and teaching methods, enable students to improve patient treatment effects, enhance management functions, and promote the development of effective public policies, practices and health care systems, and cultivate nursing and senior health professionals with high professionalism and social responsibility for the society.