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Pathify Health, where the clinical programs are taught

Two thousand three hundred students train here for nursing and the health professions, across two schools and three clinical partner sites.

Glass-walled building exterior with young trees and a shallow reflecting pool along the facade

The Pathify Health campus

A campus built around supervised clinical practice

Pathify Health is the smallest of the three physical campuses and the most specialised. Everything taught here leads towards licensure or clinical practice, and the academic calendar is shaped around placement rotations rather than the standard term pattern alone.

Two schools are based at Pathify Health: the College of Health Sciences and the School of Nursing. The B.S.N. and the D.N.P. both run from here, as does the undergraduate public health degree, and the campus holds the Pathify Health Sciences Library.

Clinical work happens off campus, at three partner sites across the region. Students are placed from their second year and the placement schedule is set by the schools rather than chosen by the student.

The Pathify Health campus in figures

  • 2,300

    Students

    Of 31,400 university-wide

  • 96%

    NCLEX first-attempt pass rate

    B.S.N. graduates

  • 310

    Nursing majors

    Currently enrolled in the B.S.N.

  • 3

    Clinical partner sites

    Across the Riverbend and Northgate regions

  • 128

    Credits in the B.S.N.

    Four years, on campus with placements

Where clinical placements happen

Nursing and health sciences students complete supervised rotations at three partner sites. Placement is arranged by the schools and begins in the second year of the B.S.N.

  • Riverbend General

    The region’s largest acute care hospital and the primary rotation site for medical-surgical and critical care placements.

  • Northgate Community Hospital

    A community hospital serving the Northgate catchment, used for maternity, paediatric and community health rotations.

  • Midland Veterans Center

    Long-term and rehabilitative care placements, including geriatric and mental health rotations for both B.S.N. and D.N.P. students.

The two schools based at Pathify Health

  • College of Health Sciences

    Pathify Health campus

    The undergraduate public health degree and the allied health programs, taught alongside the nursing core and sharing the simulation facilities.

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  • School of Nursing

    Pathify Health campus

    The B.S.N. and the D.N.P., with 310 undergraduate majors and a 96% first-attempt NCLEX pass rate.

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The campus at a glance

Students
2,300
Schools
Two
Library
Pathify Health Sciences Library
Degrees
B.S.N., D.N.P., B.S. Public Health
Clinical partners
Three sites
Nursing majors
310
NCLEX pass rate
96% first attempt
B.S.N. credits
128 over four years

Common questions about studying at Pathify Health

Do I choose my own clinical placement?
No. Placements are allocated by the School of Nursing or the College of Health Sciences across the three partner sites, and the rotation schedule is set before the year begins.
Is the B.S.N. longer than a standard bachelor’s degree?
It is four years, the same as other undergraduate degrees, but it carries 128 credits rather than 120 and the clinical rotations run outside standard class hours.

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