The Higashigaoka-Tachikawa Faculty of Nursing aims to develop three key abilities in its graduates for the purpose of turning out nurses who are extremely capable in clinical practice: practical nursing skills, self-awareness, and career development potential.
Higashigaoka-Tachikawa Faculty of Nursing
This faculty works with the National Hospital Organization to develop nurses of good character as well as the sound knowledge and skills needed to be practically effective.
Division of Nursing
The Higashigaoka-Tachikawa Faculty of Nursing offers a Clinical Nursing and Disaster Nursing programs.
Clinical Nursing program Training nurses with profound expertise and practical ability in clinical settings
The nurses of the future will need to be able to take a broad, insightful look at our changing
times, act as independent professionals, and make clinical decisions.
The Clinical Nursing program turns out nurses with sound practical skills as well as a proactive
approach to the future development of the profession. Graduates will have the practical nursing
skills needed to handle sophisticated treatments in clinical settings as well as the ability to
think for themselves, make sound decisions, and take appropriate action. These are the nurses of
tomorrow.
Disaster Nursing program Training nurses with the ability to effectively respond to disasters as well as engage in effective disaster preparation and mitigation activities
As with our Clinical Nursing program, Disaster Nursing seeks to develop the nurses of tomorrow—professionals who can think for themselves, make sound decisions, and take appropriate action. Graduates will be prepared to take a leadership role in disaster response as well as preparedness and mitigation activities, and will also have the ability to serve as disaster coordinators. Finally, they will develop the skills to take action from an international perspective should a major disaster affect a widespread area.
