Welcome to the College of Nursing
and Health Sciences at The University of Texas at Tyler.
If you are considering a career in health
professions-you're
smart! Diverse career options and abundant job
opportunities exist now in health care and
forecasters say those opportunities will multiply in the
years ahead. (see more information at Career
Info for Texas Nurses or at www.texashealthcareers.org)
The College of Nursing prepares graduates
to meet health care needs as nurse generalists,
educators, researchers, administrators and
advanced practitioners. Our success in educating
these nurse leaders is best demonstrated
by the achievements of our graduates in
this region and across the country. Some
are executive officers of large health care
institutions, some serve as educators in
universities and colleges, others work as
advanced practitioners and consultants in
settings ranging from rural clinics to government
agencies to urban medical centers.
The
Department of Health and Kinesiology offers
studies in the areas of health and kinesiology
(the study of movement or exercise) that
prepare for a variety of careers in the
health professions, health education, clinical
exercise programs, medicine, and other applied
programs.
Our
outstanding faculty and excellence in academic
programs has carried us far along the path
to success. So what will happen in the future?
The vision is far from crystal clear. One
thing is certain, the College of Nursing
and Health Sciences will not be on the sidelines;
rather we will continue to make things happen.
Together we can meet the challenge of creating
and influencing opportunities in the changing
face of health care globally. We invite
your comments and questions through e-mail
at the address provided below.
The
mission of the College of Nursing and Health
Sciences is consistent with the mission
of The University of Texas at Tyler. Graduates
are prepared for leadership roles in the
health professions and movement sciences.
The graduates practice in a variety of complex,
continually changing environments. Emphasis
is placed on critical thinking, lifelong
learning, competence, ethics, and altruism.
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