Chamberlain Announces Charlotte, North Carolina Campus

Chamberlain College of Nursing is proud to announce the opening of a new campus in Charlotte, North Carolina. This is our first campus in the state of North Carolina and 19th nationwide.

The Charlotte campus will offer a three-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program and is now accepting applications for admission to classes that begin on Monday, Jan. 4.

A Growing Need for Nurses in North Carolina

Multiple factors are having an impact on North Carolina’s growing need for nurses in the state, where it is estimated that there will be a shortage of 20,000 nurses by 2030.

The elderly population will double within the next five years, creating demand for highly skilled nurses to provide care across an increasingly wide spectrum of healthcare settings.

Concurrently, the average age of the North Carolina nurse is rising, with 24 percent of the workforce expected to retire within 10 years. The healthcare sector is hiring to fill these jobs, making nursing and other healthcare roles some of North Carolina’s fastest-growing occupations.

Open House Information

Open houses for prospective students will be held at the new Charlotte campus, 2015 Ayrsley Town Blvd., on Monday, October 26, and Friday, October 30, from 4–7 p.m. For more information about Chamberlain College of Nursing’s Charlotte campus or to RSVP.

Location and Features Chamberlain’s Charlotte campus will offer an on-site BSN degree program and is equipped with Chamberlain’s SIMCARE CENTER™, which provides high-tech simulated patient care training in clinical learning environments, as well as a Center for Academic Success that delivers comprehensive academic resources and support.

The campus will operate under the Chamberlain Care Student Success Model, offering customized academic coaching and mentoring to encourage students’ academic success and their transformation into extraordinary nurses.

“Chamberlain’s philosophy of education, which we call Chamberlain Care, puts the extraordinary care of our students at the forefront of all we do,” said Susan Groenwald, Ph.D., RN, ANEF, FAAN, national president of Chamberlain College of Nursing.

“Faculty and staff provide students with individualized support from the beginning of their academic careers through graduation, preparing each student with the strong foundation needed to succeed and to lead positive change in today’s healthcare environment.”

By Ryan Segovich