Welcome to Nursing at Great Falls College MSU
Nurses have the opportunity to work in an incredibly rewarding career where they help others with their health care needs. Nurses are critical to the delivery of quality healthcare in hospitals, clinics and private practice settings, to name a few options.
Demand continues to grow across Montana and the United States for educated and highly skilled nursing professionals. Students graduating from GFC MSU nursing programs have the opportunity to help others, make a difference in healthcare delivery, earn competitive wages, grow and advance professionally.
The Nursing programs at Great Falls College MSU give students the opportunity to choose a nursing pathways that is right for them. Both the Practical Nurse and the Registered Nurse programs educate, train and prepare students to take and pass the national licensure exams (NCLEX-PN or NCLEX-RN) and enter workforce ready to work and make a difference.
The links on this page will give you the information you need to choose the nursing program that is right for you.
Nursing Faculty
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Deanna Hastings MBA, BSN, RN |
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Lauren Swant MSN, BSN, RNC-NIC |
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Stephen Wurz, BSN, RN |
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