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The NPCC's Nursing Surgical Technology Program


Surgical Technology

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This is an introductory course of study designed for a beginning level of practice in the operating room, or an area designed to prepare sterile equipment for use in the operating room. The course of study offers a variety of options, including classroom work only or classroom and clinical experience. Additional courses are available on campus to enhance one's ability to prepare for a role in the operating room. The Surgical Technology courses are non-transferable and would not meet requirements for certification.

Admissions to the Surgical Technology Courses are selective. Information requiring coursework and applications are available from the Division Chair/Nursing Program Director. Additional admission information regarding selection is available on the Surgical Tech application. Application deadline for the fall semester is August 1st and October 1st for the spring semester. Other students may be considered following these dates if there is space available.

A student who applies for the course at National Park Community College shall:

  • Provide the following credentials to the Office of the Director, Division of Nursing, 101 College Drive:
    1. Completed application with two letters of reference (if you have worked in the Operating Room, one letter must be from a supervisor);
    2. Complete a six (6)-hour observation in an operating room (TB skin test and confidentiality form required) [may be waived if presently working in the OR];
    3. Official high school transcript indicating diploma or GED scores;
    4. An official transcript(s) from any college university or schools of nursing attended;
    5. Entrance scores (Compass, ASSET, ACT, or SAT)