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Board approves nursing apprenticeship program at Rio Grande Valley College for May 2024

April 19, 2024 | Texas Board of Nursing, Boards & Commissions, Executive, Texas



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Board approves nursing apprenticeship program at Rio Grande Valley College for May 2024
The Texas Board of Nursing made a significant decision during its April 18, 2024, meeting, approving an apprenticeship program at Rio Grande Valley College's associate degree nursing education program. This initiative, set to launch in May 2024, aims to enhance nursing education and workforce development in South Texas.

Laura Disk, a board member representing nursing practice, praised the efforts of grassroots healthcare organizations like RGV College and DHR for their contributions to improving healthcare in the region. Her commendation highlights the importance of local institutions in addressing community health needs.

The board's unanimous vote reflects a strong commitment to advancing nursing education and ensuring that future nurses are well-prepared to serve their communities. The approval of this program is expected to provide valuable training opportunities and support the growing demand for healthcare professionals in the area.

As the program moves forward, the board will monitor its implementation to ensure it meets educational standards and effectively contributes to the local healthcare landscape. This decision marks a proactive step towards strengthening nursing education and improving health outcomes in South Texas.

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