On Friday, St. Luke’s University Health Network announced the creation of the St. Luke’s College of Health Sciences, a significant step in supporting health care education and workforce development.
The school’s inaugural class will begin in May 2026. Students can enroll for programs to pursue an Associate Degree in radiography or respiratory care, and to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in RN to BSN. Students will be guaranteed clinical placements, hands-on learning, small class sizes, and opportunities for professional advancement. The College will also offer general education courses for a fully rounded schooling experience.
Respiratory Care and Radiography classes will be held at the Priscilla Payne Hurd Education Center. The RN to BSN program will be offered online with the goal of providing effective options for adults in need of non-traditional college experiences. All students will have access to simulation and skills labs, study areas, and library resources…