Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program at Ponce Health Sciences University is a dynamic and comprehensive pathway designed to prepare students for a rewarding career in nursing. With a strong emphasis on holistic care, evidence-based practice, and leadership, the program equips graduates with the knowledge, skills, and professional values essential to excel in diverse healthcare settings.
Duration
3 Years
Mode
In-Person
Tuition
Resident
$221/ Credit Hour
Non-Resident
$441/ Credit Hour
Languages
Spanish
Objectives
Demonstrate Professional Excellence
Commit to excellence in accountability, leadership, and ethical nursing judgments.
Use current resources, follow moral and legal standards, and pursue ongoing professional
growth to advance nursing practice.
Leverage Integration of Tech & Informatics
Leverage the most advanced informatics and technology tools to communicate effectively,
manage knowledge, and support -making. Use these resources to promote patient safety
and deliver high-quality care services in a dynamic healthcare environment.
Collaborate for Quality Care
Engage effectively as a member of nursing and inter-professional teams by fostering
open communication, mutual respect, and shared decision-making. Strive to deliver
superior patient care and achieve improved outcomes through teamwork and collaboration.
Facilitate Evidence-Based, Holistic Care
Provide safe, holistic, and patient-centered care by integrating evidence-based research
and humanities into clinical practice. Apply scientific frameworks to achieve effective
health outcomes for patients and families across diverse populations.
Advocate for Ethical Practice
Champion the needs of patients, families, communities, and the nursing profession
by applying core values, ethical principles, and cultural competence. Use clinical
reasoning to ensure equitable and compassionate care while addressing healthcare disparities.
Promote Health and Mitigate Risks
Develop and implement individual and population-focused interventions to enhance health,
prevent disease, and manage injuries. Identify safety threats and create strategies
to minimize harm while fostering a culture of safety and prevention.