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The projected outcomes for Training and Employment are:

Conduct outreach to 1,200 high school students to increase career awareness and exploration of healthcare careers and to pursue training in health career programs
225 adults will complete EMT course, which serves as feeder to other programs
An additional 150 high school students will complete EMT course
50 high school students will enroll in college courses through the Bridge Program
450 college nursing students will benefit from tutoring, mentoring, and additional academic instruction designed to improve retention by 20-35% over grant period
85-100 new students will be added to the LPN program
Graduating nursing students will achieve a 90-100% rate on licensure exam
90% of those obtaining PN license will obtain employment in field within 3 months with projected annual earnings of between $35,000 and $40,000

The projected outcomes for Capacity Building are:

Development of health careers information module
Revised nursing curriculum resulting in new evening/weekend division
Increase by 85-100 seats enrollment in practical nursing program
Hire 3-5 adjunct faculty, depending on semester
Hire 7 new tutors and mentors
Increase by 20-35% the retention in Practical Nursing Program
New equipment for practical nursing and EMT programs will be purchased
Increased outreach program materials for high school students and adults
Develop a curriculum proposal to facilitate articulation from LPN to RN and LPN to BSN

ETA COMMON MEASURES TO BE ACHIEVED BY GRANT
Project Outcome	Outcome Goal
Entered Employment (following PN training)	250
Employment Retention (after 6 months)	90%
Average Earnings (LPN annual earnings)	$35,000-$40,000
Attained Practical Nursing License	90%
Youth Placement in Education (college level)	200
Youth Attainment of EMT Certificate	150

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