Nursing provides individuals with an emotionally fulfilling and rewarding career with the flexibility to choose a specialty they are passionate about in a setting of their choice. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nursing is one of the fastest growing occupations. As the current workforce shrinks and an aging population continues to grow, the need for nurses continues to rise. With a variety of nursing programs available at USU to start and advance your career, there’s a place in nursing for you.
Five students from the USU Nursing program spent their summer providing healthcare and humanitarian service in the Dominican Republic, Cambodia, and Ghana in collaboration with the Huntsman School of Business's SEED program.
A grant from Colorado Grand allowed nursing students at Utah State University Moab to complete their capstone projects in hospitals outside of Moab, giving them an opportunity to branch out and learn in different clinical environments.
After more than 50 years of experience in healthcare, 72-year-old Gene Miner is back at USU to earn his bachelor's degree through the RN to BSN completion program.
