FTCC Nursing

So proud to have Mayra Draughan on our FTCC Nursing team. Nursing is more than the skills; it is compassion and caring about colleagues, community, and clients. Thank you Mayra Draughan for role modeling and exemplifying this for our students! Congratulations- so well deserved.

From hospice care to the FTCC classroom, Mayra Draughn teaches future nurses to slow down and see the person behind the diagnosis. See link below ⬇️

📸 Andrew Craft, The Fayetteville Observer

Rani Juneja deepens family legacy with endowed scholarships gift - Fayetteville Technical Community College FTCC Foundation Board member Pratibha “Rani” Juneja deepened her family’s generous legacy Tuesday with a gift of $84,000 to the Foundation for a group of scholarships known as the Juneja […]

Allied Health and Nursing students train for real world in mock trauma events - Fayetteville Technical Community College More than 100 students in FTCC’s Allied Health and Nursing programs participated in mock trauma response events on the Fayetteville campus Thursday, simulating real-life scenarios to hone their skills. Simulations […]

Nurses and Student Nurses,
Let’s unite to stop Workplace Violence!
Together, we can make a difference.

🚨 Exciting Opportunity Alert! 🚨

FTCC Nursing is growing to meet the needs of our community, and we want YOU to be part of it!

We have an opening for a 10-month Faculty Position in the ADN program! If you’re passionate about nursing education, this is your chance! 🌟
🔗 Apply here: https://faytechcc.peopleadmin.com/postings/7906

But wait, there’s more! 🔥
We are expanding our Nursing Program!

COMING SOON: Two 12-month faculty positions will be posted very soon! Plus, we’re also offering part-time clinical positions for both ADN and PN. 📅

🔗 Get ready and stay tuned for the full details: Part-Time Clinical Positions

https://faytechcc.peopleadmin.com/postings/7364

Have questions?
Reach out – we’re here to help!
Let’s make a difference together! 🌟

POOL - Associate Degree Nursing Instructor (Part-time) Teach classes on the subject matter assigned.

FSU SON faculty and staff attended a recruitment event today at FTCC. It's a great time to be a

FTCC Nursing is proud to be a part of CFV’s “No One Dies Alone” initiative. It is an honor to be with someone during their last moments of life.
Thank you Rachel Thurnher!

Cape Fear Valley Medical Center rolls out new volunteer program

Cape Fear Valley Medical Center has implemented a new volunteer program focused on providing companionship to dying inpatients who do not have family or other loved ones able to be with the patient during the end of their life.

The No One Dies Alone (NODA) program originally began in 2001 at Sacred Heart Medical Centre in Eugene, Ore., and is now an international program that provides Compassionate Companions for dying individuals in hospitals who would otherwise die alone.

“Whether talking softly, playing relaxing music, or simply holding vigil, our NODA volunteers act as a reassuring presence at the bedside of the dying patient when no friends or family are available to be with them during their final days of life,” said NODA Coordinator and Nurse Educator Rachel Thurnher.

NODA volunteers are given specialized training in compassionate communication, comfort care, death and dying, health care ethics, and spiritual care. The training is held in the health system’s Simulation Lab and includes the opportunity to practice being a compassionate companion.

Volunteers who would like to join the NODA program can call (910) 615-6783 or go to https://www.capefearvalley.com/volunteer-services for more information.

Preparing to start college is coming soon to a school for you!!

🎓Graduating soon but don't know where to start? FTCC will be on your campus soon and can help with the FAFSA and much more! Ask your counselor for more details.

So proud of FTCC Nursing Students!! Thank you Castle ❤️❤️

💚👩🏻‍⚕️We are SO proud of our Nursing Students!
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