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Program Outcomes

 

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program are prepared to meet the entry level professional practice requirements as identified by the BC College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) and undertake the NCLEX-RN exam. As practicing Registered Nurses graduates will:

  • Practice nursing within a framework of promoting health and healing through the integration of the art and science of nursing within a variety of contexts and with diverse client populations.
  • Be accountable practitioners providing care and making decisions based on relationships with others, nursing knowledge, and different ways of knowing.
  • Influence the current reality and future of nursing practice and health care at the economic, political, social, environmental and professional levels by anticipating and responding to the changing needs of society.
  • Be critically reflective, independent and motivated practitioners with an inquiry approach to lifelong learning.
  • Contribute Registered Nurse knowledge and voice to interprofessional and team based collaborations to optimize health outcomes and strengthen health services and systems.