Moriah Medical College

Very professional and committed team

I just finished my LVN program in this school and now licensed in two different states.

Indeed, nursing school was very challenging. However, the staff and faculty did their best to help it become a little more manageable. The teachers are very well-versed with the topics they teach, and they only not teach you lessons from the books, but also "tips and tricks" you can use in real life settings as well. The DON is really hard-working. She tried to cater everyone's schedule, and was always reaching out to clinical sites to be able to provide us the best clinical experience possible. Mrs. Jackson, is always there, almost 24/7 ready to help you whenever help is needed. Whenever, we do reach out and voice out our concerns, she doesn't take them personally and always sees things in an objective manner, trying to help you get to a solution to whatever it may be, as long as it's within reason. She became a confidant as well. Along the way, mental breakdowns, and feeling very defeated are common things you experience during nursing school, and she became the person you can go to to express these, and reassure you that you should always give yourself some grace. She still is the voice inside my head telling me things I need to do whenever I need things to get done up to now.

The clinical instructors, mainly Mr. T and Ms. Patricia are very helpful as well. They made sure we learn the most we can from the clinical sites that were provided for us. They are very articulate, professional and had the best communication skills that made the relationships with the people we work with in our sites be smoother. With that, trust was built, and most of the facilities we go to teach and let us be exposed to most of the patients where we learned more about real-life, on the job instances.

Clinical sites were all different, depending on what caters to your schedule, and they make it to a point everyone experience all types of clinical settings you may be getting a job, soon after graduation. It's mostly long term care, rehabilitation, skilled nursing, post acute facilities, but there are also outpatient clinics like Facey Providence and Kaiser Permanente where we experienced being in settings namely Urgent Care, Emergency Care, and specialty offices like internal medicines, Peds and OB.

Every time I try to share my stories on how I experienced my clinicals to other people, they are very surprised, telling me that their clinicals from their school was not the same. And, for that I am very thankful.

I really appreciate all the pieces of experience this school has given me, and I do recommend this school.

Great staff. Flexible schedule(s), feasible tuition and conveniently located. Would highly recommend!