Registered Nurse

Registered Nurses (RNs) assess patients, develop individualized plans of care, evaluate treatment outcomes and revise the patient’s plan of care as needed. As a vital member of the healthcare team, RNs collaborate with the patient, families, physicians and other healthcare professionals. They supervise LPNs/VNs and work under the supervision of physicians.

The U.S. Government Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that, on a national average, a Registered Nurse’s median salary is $31.99 per hour. The lowest 10% earn $21.14 per hour and those in the upper 10% earn more than $45.05 per hour. On an annual basis the median Registered Nurse salary is $66,530. The lowest 10% earn $43,970 per year while the upper 10% earn more than $93,700 per year. These salaries are calculated as a mean or average. (These pay ranges depend on geographic areas, healthcare institutions, duties, professional titles, etc.)

Find out what a career as an RN encompasses.

Galen offers Registered Nurse Programs at all four of its campuses. Galen College begins a new class four times each year. However, class sizes are small and classes do fill quickly so it’s always best to start the application process for Galen's nursing school admissions at your earliest convenience.

Each campus offers different nursing programs. Choose your campus below to learn more about the program offerings. Explore Online classes that are offered at every campus for the Associate Degree programs.

Cincinnati
Louisville
San Antonio
Tampa Bay

To find out more about Galen's nursing programs, contact an Admissions Representative at the campus near you, or fill out our easy-to-use online form.

Galen College of Nursing: Not just another nursing school.