About the Nursing Division

The Nursing Division and Its Activities

The Nursing Division outlines nursing policy and concerns itself with the development of the profession in 6 different departments, in order to promote the nurses and the well-being of the patients.

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Q&A Concerning Nurse Practitioner Courses

Nurses, have you considered professional development and nurse practitioner courses? We gathered some questions and answers on the studies, including about the prerequisites and fields of study.

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Nursing Licensure

ow to get your Nursing Division credentials starting from Israel State Nursing Board Licensure Exam to entry into the Nursing Care Licensure Registry.

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Fee for the Selection Examination

Fee for enrollmt in the selection examination for admission to the advanced courses and in the post-basic licensure examinations

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Activity of the Nursing Division at the Conference of the International Council of Nurses and the WHO

The Nursing Division is commended by the Chiefs of Staff and the Head Nurse of the World Health Organization for its continuous effort to empower nurses in routine and emergency days.

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Study Institutions for Accelerated BSN Nursing Programs

Studies for the profession of a registered nurse in Israel are conducted in nursing institutions whose curriculum has been approved by the National Head Nurse in the state of Israel

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Nephrology Certificate

The advanced course in nephrology is part of a common acute chronic module inclduing advanced nephrology and pathophysiology of the urinary system.

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Fertility Certificate

The advanced course in fertility is designed to prepare nurses to the field of fertility and IVF

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Nursing Schools and Studies

Not sure what nursing program to take? Find it difficult to find an accredited school? Read here about nursing programs on your path of becoming a registered nurse in Israel.

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Diabetes Certificate

The advanced course in diabetes is part of a common chronic module and focuses on epidemiology, pathophysiology, and the administrative and economic aspects of diabetes in children and adults.