Practical Nursing

Coordinator: Judy Knox, RN/BSN

jknox@sotc.org - (580)223-2070 ext. 238

A practical nurse has many opportunities for employment in several career fields assoon as a license is obtained. Some of the areas where the LPN can make a worthwhile contribution are :

Personal Family Care
Nursing Homes
Home Health Agencies
Private Duty Nursing
General Hospitals
Day Care Centers
Private Clinics
Doctors’ Offices
Adult Day Care Centers
Public and Mental Health Organizations

Our 1496 clock-hour program consists of 14 modules (courses). Half of the program is theory and laboratory that combine teacher guidance, textbook and workbook activities, videos, computer lab, and skills lab. This portion of the program can be done Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Fridays. School is closed each day from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. for lunch, unless otherwise posted. The other half of the program is clinical experience. Clinical experience is divided into six parts; five parts are daytime clinicals, and one part is an evening clinical. All students are required to attend both day and evening clinicals. Students have up to two years to complete the program. Students must attend a minimum of 16 hours per week with appropriate curriculum progression. Students will be given a calendar with available days of instruction on the first day of school.

Contact Information

For more information regarding the Practical Nursing Program contact:
Brooke Baxter - (580)223-2070 ext. 259
or download the Practical Nursing Brochure (PDF)

Instructors

Instructor: Lori Powell, RN/BSN - lpowell@sotc.org - (580) 223-2070 ext. 239

Instructor: Kristy Meeks, RN/BSN - kmeeks@sotc.org - (580) 223-2070 ext. 224

Instructor: Beverly Wilson, RN/BSN - bwilson@sotc.org - (580)223-2070 ext. 269

Instructor: Alisha Mason, RN/BSN - amason@sotc.org - (580)223-2070 ext. 270