The CNE Academy will serve nurses in rural areas and MUAs within Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico and Louisiana. These states make up the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Region 6.
Our undergraduate and graduate nursing students need patient-facing experiences to practice what they have learned and formulate treatment and communication strategies for the future, supervised by experienced and encouraging mentors.
As the nursing moves to competency-based educational standards, preceptors can significantly support students’ clinical skill acquisition in real time and significantly aid in learning experiences.
The Student Veterans of America chapter welcomes students and alumni who are veterans, reservists, National Guard, or active-duty service members.
Nurses like Dr. Dianna Douglas ensure that their legacies support the next generation of nursing through scholarships and endowments.
The officers of the DNSO Board of Directors plan to develop fundraisers for the benefit of underserved communities and to coordinate a doctoral student communication board that will promote interprofessional networking
The Center for Advanced Learning and Simulation will bring students and clinical faculty across the LSUHSC together to foster interdepartmental collaboration.
Early in 2023, the first newly built student housing in New Orleans in over half a century will be ready for new residents.
Addressing several of the School of Nursing’s DEI action plans, the Inclusive Admissions Process went into effect in fall 2022.
RNs will earn 31 hours of Nursing Continuing Professional Development (NCPD) credit.
Faculty members are leaders in nursing. Learn about their recent presentations, publications, promotions and awards.
The LSU Health New Orleans School of Nursing has been ranked by Nursing Schools Almanac among the top 10 nursing schools in the nation.
We are proud of all of our students and their accomplishments.
