The University of South Dakota will prepare you to take your nursing career to the next level. Whether you want to be a leader within your current team or you are looking to move into administrative positions, you will be prepared to grow, learn and lead with a degree from USD.
Well before Lindsay Weber, DNP ’24, BSN ’07, CNP, became president and CEO of Avera St. Benedict Health Center in Parkston, South Dakota, she already had a solid understanding of the ins and outs of patient care.
After changing his major from engineering to nursing, Dalten Bremer knew he wanted to work in a rural setting. His time at the University of South Dakota has only solidified his passion for serving a rural community.
"When you’re handed lemons, you need to figure out how to make lemonade."
Working registered nurses (RN) can earn an RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree in just 16 months with the University of South Dakota School of Health Sciences’ new eight-week course rotation.
I am learning so much about the history of this field of nursing, the more technical sides of informatics and – as always in anything we do to improve our education and/or situation – learning new valuable leadership skills. The faculty at USD has been supportive, always available and very easy to work with.
Ashley Leigh Herrity
