Nursing Career Kickoff: 175 trainees commence their nursing education within the St Elisabeth Group
In the heart of 2025, the St. Elisabeth Group is expanding its training program, offering a wide range of specialization options for aspiring healthcare professionals. From medical laboratory science to nursing, radiology, and clinical care coordination, the group is committed to equipping individuals with the skills needed to excel in various clinical specialties.
The St. Elizabeth School of Medical Laboratory Science, for instance, offers an eleven-month program focusing on microbiology, virology, molecular techniques, and clinical chemistry, analyzing blood and body fluids. Alongside this, the group provides paid training programs for medical assistants, ensuring a smooth entry into the healthcare sector.
Beyond laboratory science and medical assisting, the St. Elizabeth Healthcare organisation offers numerous opportunities across nursing, radiology, and other clinical domains. Roles such as RN Care Coordinator, CT Technologist, and Registered Radiology Technician are just a few examples of the diverse career paths available. The organisation also supports career growth through tuition reimbursement, cohort programs, and workforce development initiatives.
The theoretical content of the training program is taught at the St. Elisabeth Group campus in Herne, with practical placements taking place in the group's facilities and partner institutions. Trainees, starting from August 1, 2025, will embark on a three-year training journey, with the program starting in Witten on September 1, 2025, and in Herne on October 1, 2025.
Sabine Dreßler, head of the nursing school at the St. Elisabeth Group, emphasises the high practical relevance of the training program. Experienced practice instructors and nursing experts guide the trainees throughout their program, ensuring a hands-on learning experience from the second year. Trainees even have the opportunity to manage the training ward independently, providing a comprehensive education in nursing, medicine, and social care.
For those interested in applying, more information can be found at www.elisabethgruppe.de/pflegefachkraft. The training program also offers a part-time study program in nursing pedagogy and specialization options in the third year, including pediatric nursing and geriatric nursing.
In summary, the St. Elisabeth Group is providing a comprehensive approach to healthcare education, combining theoretical and practical learning for a well-rounded experience. With a focus on practical relevance, mentorship, and empowerment, the group is preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals to excel within their chosen field.
- The St. Elisabeth School of Medical Laboratory Science falls under the health-and-wellness sector, offering an comprehensive learning program that includes microbiology, virology, molecular techniques, clinical chemistry, and analysis of blood and body fluids.
- The St. Elisabeth Group's training program for nursing, radiology, and other clinical domains not only focuses on equipping individuals with the necessary skills, but also provides opportunities for career growth through tuition reimbursement, cohort programs, and workforce development initiatives, emphasizing learning and self-development.
