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About the School of Nursing
Manhattanville College School of Nursing and Health Sciences is fully registered with the State Education Department of the University of the State of New York, Albany, NY 12234. The School of Nursing and Health Sciences is committed to transforming the lives of students through the provision of an innovative and modern nursing education that develops nurse professionals who are design thinkers, inter-professional collaborators, proficient in high patient centered care and technology, and holistically trained. The programs are dynamic and respond to the changing health care needs.
What’s special about Manhattanville College Nursing Programs?
- Located in a beautiful suburban area of Westchester County with over 90 acres of campus.
- Access to clinical rotations at the leading premier sites in the New York Metropolitan area.
- Nurses who graduate will be design thinkers, patient-centered, high-tech high-care, holistically educated nurses who will impact health care institutions seeking to improve safety and health outcomes while enhancing the patient experience and achieve magnet status.
- Clinical Learning Laboratories, located right on campus, offers students realistic, hospital and outpatient like settings and situations, with state-of-the-art technology designed to transform education into experience.
- Our faculty are experts in their respective clinical fields of practice, holistic health and contributions to healthcare.
- Learn Holistic Integrative Modalities complimentary to modern medicine.
- The Library system has an expanded nursing electronic databases.
- Undergraduate nursing students receive micro credential in End of Life Care which adds to their knowledge and marketability.
Clinical Learning Laboratory
The new Clinical Learning Laboratories, located right on campus, offers students realistic, hospital and outpatient like settings and situations, with state-of-the-art technology designed to transform education into experience. The clinical learning laboratory allows students to practice and combine technical skills and advance skills which will create linkages between theories to practice.
Mission: The mission of the School of Nursing & Health Sciences is to transform the lives of students through the provision of an innovative and modern nursing education that includes the liberal arts and sciences and develops nurse professionals to become stellar global citizens, committed to social justice, future leaders and design thinkers, inter-professional collaborators, patient advocates who are proficient in high patient centered care and technology, and holistically trained.
Philosophy: The philosophy of the School of Nursing and Health Sciences at Manhattanville College is grounded in both a professional and practice profession that is built upon the liberal arts and science foundation. The Theory of Human Caring informs the mission, philosophy and professional practice model, and the conceptualization of the philosophy is based on the Caritas Process. Caritas nurses have an ethical responsibility to be genuinely present and centered for the patient while performing the needed tasks and procedures to foster healing and caring moments. This provides the balance between technology and caring to develop a truly high tech, high care nurse. The nurse, as an agent of change, will become a stellar inter-professional collaborator and global citizens who incorporates design thinking as a practical method for innovation and problem solving.