About This Program
Job Outlook: Health and Human Services
Real-World Nursing Education
The A-BSN provides specific clinical education to prepare students for practice in a variety of health-related settings with an emphasis on hands-on experience. To accomplish this, the program arranges placements for students at hospitals and clinical facilities in the greater Los Angeles area. Each student receives their clinical placements at varying locations.
The university works with hundreds of partners in the health care industry – from major hospitals to smaller, community-based clinics – to find the right fit for each individual. This allows students to focus on learning the methods, principles and practices of nursing, without worrying about the logistics.
Upon graduating, many students go on to work at one of the hospitals at which they completed their clinical training.
What do Nursing graduates do?
This program opens the door to a range of exciting career opportunities, including—but not limited to—the ones listed below:
- Registered Nurses
- Medical Surgical Registered Nurses
- ICU Registered Nurses, Case Managers
- Emergency Department Registered Nurses
- Operating Room Registered Nurses
- Registered Nurse Case Managers
- Home Health Registered Nurses
- Medical and Health Services Managers
- Nurse Practitioners
- Nurse Anesthetists
- Nurse Midwives
Meet your Faculty
Career Connections
As a CSUN graduate, you become part of an extensive network of over 435,000 alumni—an invaluable source of support for your professional success.
Our alumni have built successful careers in these organizations and many others: Kaiser Permanente, University of California, Cedars-Sinai, Providence, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, Adventist Health, Common Spirit Health, United States Department of Veterans Affairs, and Olive View - UCLA Medical Center.
