Our Educational Programs: Nursing and Medical Assisting

Are you interested in a rewarding career in nursing or healthcare? Would you like to serve a vital role in your community as a nurse or medical assistant?  If so, then look no further than St. Paul’s School of Nursing. With two convenient campus locations in New York City, St. Paul’s offers accredited education programs that can start you on your way to a new career in healthcare.

St. Paul’s Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program prepares students to obtain their licensure as Registered Nurses (RNs) upon graduation. Registered Nurses are the backbone of the modern healthcare system in America and work as highly respected professionals on the front lines of patient care. RNs are employed in a wide variety of environments including hospitals, clinics, surgery centers, schools, assisted living and retirement homes, home care, and doctors’ offices. There has never been a better time to enter the rewarding field of nursing.

Whether you are interested in pursuing your education in nursing or medical assisting, at St. Paul’s School of Nursing, our engaging and comprehensive curriculums includes classroom and hands-on laboratory skills, as well as real-world clinical experiences. You will have learning opportunities in a variety of environments while under the supervision of accomplished professionals. As a student at St. Paul’s School of Nursing, you will be moving closer to your goal of becoming an essential member of the healthcare profession and contributing your skills to our vibrant and ethnically-diverse NYC metropolitan area.

With locations on Staten Island and Queens, St. Paul’s offers two career education programs. Once you select your desired program, take the next step to apply to enroll so you can start your education to earn your place as a healthcare professional through an Associate Degree in Nursing, or as a Medical Assistant.

Click on a program below to learn more about this exciting educational opportunity and begin your career journey today!