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This 6 page research paper offers an overview of Delaware County Community College, which includes the role of advanced practice nursing at this institution. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Organizational Structure, Delaware County Community College
by , November, 2012 -properly! Introduction Founded in 1967, Delaware County Community College (DCCC) located near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, serves the
educational needs of 28,000 students annually by helping them towards advancement in their chosen fields by offering associate degrees in nine courses of study (DCCC, 2012). DCCC provides an affordable
option that students may use as a path towards a bachelors degree by transferring to a four-year school or as a means to gaining certification in their chosen field. Jerome
S. Parker is the President of the college, and Virginia M. Carter is Provost, with John A. Glavin, Jr. as Vice President for Administration and Treasurer (DCCC, 2012). Mary Jo
Boyer is Vice Provost and Vice President and handles Branch Campus Operations. Additional Vice Presidents include Frances M. Cubberley, Enrollment Management; Connie L. McCalla, Human Resources; George J. Sullivan, Chief
Information Officer, Information Technology; and Kathleen A. Breslin, Institutional Advancement (DCCC, 2012). Lana M. deRuyter is the Dean of Allied Health, Emergency Services and Nursing and the Assistant Dean
is Sharvette L. Philmon (DCCC, 2012). This is one of the "most advanced and cost-effective nursing programs in Pennsylvania" (DCCC, 2012). Student may earn an Associate in Applied Science, NURS
degree, which qualifies them to seek licensure as a registered nurse (DCCC, 20112). There are also programs that enable a student to become a nursing or medical assistant and certification
in medical coding and billing (DCCC, 2012). In the nursing program, clinical coordinators oversee three programs of nursing study, which are the day, evening and weekend nursing programs. Two clinical
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