College of Nursing & Health Care Professions

With health issues facing the baby-boom generation and the Affordable Care Act changing the way services are delivered, the University’s program is designed to address a new age of health care.

Dr. Marla Weston, CEO of the American Nurses Association in Washington, D.C., dropped by GCU to talk with faculty and students in the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions about the future of nurses as health-care reform and technology advance.

As the University grows, so does summer school, and this year’s enrollment increased 67 percent over the summer of 2012. Financial incentives for taking summer classes are significant.

GCU nursing student Carmela Fernandez, who will perform during a tea reception today at the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, has found a way to blend her musical gifts and passion for nursing when treating patients.

The Grand Canyon University Communications team is blogging today from commencement ceremonies in GCU Arena. Check back throughout the day for updates.

The Grand Canyon University Communications team is blogging today from commencement ceremonies in GCU Arena. Check back throughout the day for updates.

Neyra Gonzalez-Bell and Misha Teague both found what they needed as nursing students at Grand Canyon University. They are just two examples of the types of graduates the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions is producing.

Health care reform is within our grasp, but only if the right people step forward and keep politics out of the debate. That was the message from former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Richard Carmona and other industry leaders Monday night at a symposium at GCU Arena.

CONHCP students Aurel Dan and Claudia Dobos have been named student liaisons for the board of directors of Arizona Healthcare Executives.

will serve on the board in 2013, representing Arizona’s chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives.

The Albuquerque nursing cohorts celebrated their “first-born” Monday night as seven students representing the school’s first graduating class received their pins during a ceremony.