Start Your Career on the Right Foot with California Career College

LOS ANGELES, July 15, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Though economists assure us the economy is improving, many job seekers are finding that their field is saturated with eager applicants, or worse, the occupations they were trained for have been made unnecessary by technological advances. At the same time, the job outlook continues to remain strong for licensed practical and vocational nurses, leading many people to seek out LVN programs in Los Angeles and elsewhere. In order to become a part of the stable, fulfilling field, though, an applicant must first prove they've got the skills and dedication that's needed to succeed. That's why so many prospective nurses have enrolled in LVN and IV therapy certification programs at California Career College. Among nursing schools in San Fernando Valley, CCC stands out for its career-focused curriculum that makes its graduates highly desirable to a great many medical employers.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects growth of around 25% through 2022 for vocational nurses, which is exciting news for aspiring vocational nurses looking for a secure career. However, new technology, an aging population, and the recently instated Affordable Care Act mean that the profession of licensed practical and vocational nursing will experience a number of significant changes in the near future. Because of these factors, employers aren't simply going to be looking for adequate nurses; they'll want licensed nurses who are well trained to handle a variety of healthcare tasks with the highest level of skill. That's why so many prospective nurses are moving their careers forward by enrolling in the LVN program at California Career College.

The courses at CCC offer a thorough education in communication techniques, anatomy and physiology, terminology, nutrition, nursing skills, gerontology, maternal child health, and pharmacology. The curriculum is even designed to give students hands-on experience in essential tasks such as:

• Monitoring patient's health
• Administering basic patient care, including changing bandages and inserting catheters
• Reporting on patient stats and concerns to registered nurses and doctors
• Keeping accurate records on patient health

At CCC, students can rest assured that the skills they learn are effectively preparing them for a career in nursing. In fact, their clinical instructors are comprised of leaders in the healthcare community. The college's outstanding faculty provides training in local hospitals and long term care facilities, allowing students to develop the practical skills they'll need to compete in even the most challenging job market.

These days, it can seem like job security is a thing of the past. For graduates of California Career College, however, the dream of a steady, lucrative career can still become a reality. You can find effective, career-focused training from experienced medical professionals that will give you a competitive edge at their Canoga Park-based school. For any questions, or to register for classes, please call 818-710-1310. You can also visit the school's web site and apply today by filling out a student enrollment application form at www.californiacareercollege.net.

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