Faculty & Staff

Wendi Jakubiak
Director of Nursing Education
wendi.jakubiak@wosc.edu

Melissa Hurst
Administrative Assistant
melissa.hurst@wosc.edu


Altus:

Liz Stephens/Greenwood
Clinical Coordinator
elizabeth.stephens@wosc.edu


Brenda Phillips
Freshman Instructor
brenda.phillips@wosc.edu


Kristy Greer
Sophomore Instructor
kristy.greer@wosc.edu

 

Lawton:

Estelle Guerra
Freshman Instructor
estelle.guerra@wosc.edu

 

Jim Joplin
Administrative Assistant
jim.joplin@wosc.edu

 

Elk City:
Monni Reed
Freshmen Coordinator
monni.reed@wosc.edu


Jennifer Zachary
Sophomore Coordinator
jennifer.zachary@wosc.edu

Mary Hamilton
Secretary
mary.hamilton@wosc.edu

Associate in Applied Science Degree, Nursingphoto of stethescope

A career in nursing offers challenges, self-satisfaction and the opportunity to be a member of the interdisciplinary team providing care in various health care settings.

The Nursing program at Western Oklahoma State College was established in 1981 and has an outstanding success rate for preparing qualified nurses. By establishing admission criteria and procedures, the department of nursing hopes to ensure that students selected for the program are capable of successfully completing the nursing program and passing the national examination. The Nursing Program is approved by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing and is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. Upon graduation, students are qualified to take the NCLEX (National Council Licensure Examination.)

The minimum time to complete the program requirements is five semesters. Classroom study is combined with practical application in nursing experiences at various clinics and hospitals. The number of applicants to be accepted will reflect the availability of appropriate clinical experience.

 

The Nursing program is designed for the student who plans to enter the job force immediately. After successful completion of the required curriculum, you will receive an Associate's of Applied Science Degree which prepares you for the Registered Nurse licensure exam. The program consists of a prerequisite semester in which students must have completed all prerequisite courses prior to admission to the Nursing Program. Because of the limited spaces available in this program, admission is highly competitive and completion of all general education, related, and support courses is highly recommended. To be considered for acceptance to the Nursing Program the student must meet certain entrance standards. Contact the Nursing Department for additional program admission requirements and Program details.

 

Due to the amount of online and computer-based work required for the Nursing Education courses, it is recommended that students take the required computer course within two years of applying to the program.


Downloads:

General Information Packet (doc)

General Information Packet (pdf)

 

 



 

 

** Any requests, made by students, to have information released from their permanent file (in Nursing) will need to be accomplanied by the Release of Information Request from. **

 

 

The Western Oklahoma State College Department of Nursing Education is accredited by NLNAC and OBN.