Vital to Siouxland. Today, and tomorrow.
Demand for health care professionals is on the rise, as shortages in expert providers compromises quality of care and puts patients at risk. The Department of Health and Human Services projects that the current nursing shortage is expected to more than double by 2010, due to a 40% increase in demand.
So what’s vital to Siouxland today and tomorrow? Competent and compassionate health care professionals. The kind we’re educating at St. Luke’s College.
100 Years of Caring Leadership.
St. Luke’s College has been committed to educating competent and compassionate health care professionals for nearly a century. And in that century, the school has produced more than 2,500 credentialed health care experts employed across the nation. Health care experts with the attention and real-life experience they need to become competent and compassionate health care providers. Students can specialize in several areas:
- Nursing
- Radiology
- Respiratory Care
- Medical Technology
- Phlebotomy
- Pastoral Care Education
St. Luke’s graduates consistently perform above state and national testing averages on national licensure examinations, making them preferred employees by health care facilities around the region.
Caring For Your Future.
The students at St. Luke’s College not only receive the knowledge necessary to best assist our community; they also experience hands-on, clinical learning that will make them ready to save your life someday. In fact, you or a family member might have been impacted by one recently.
Of our 2,500+ alumni, more than 65% have chosen careers in Iowa, Nebraska or South Dakota, directly benefiting your health and ensuring someone will be there to care for our future.
