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Dade Institute of Technology and Health
Basic Information
Address: 1140 NE 163rd STREET STE 22, NORTH MIAMI BEACH FL 33162
Phone Number: 305-671-3666
Fax Number: 305-999-7449
President: DONARD ST JEAN
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Additional Information
School Type: NURSING SCHOOL, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL
Organization Affiliation: CAREERSOURCE SOUTH FLORIDA, VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION, SOUTH FLORIDA HOSPITALS AND HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION, MIAMI-DADE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, THE NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER (SANT LA), HAITIAN AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Degrees Offered:
ASSOCTATES DEGREE IN NURSING
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1 TO 10
School Holidays: SAME HOLIDAYS AS THE FLORIDA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
Housing Availability:
N/A
Diversity: EVERYONE IS WELCOME
Tuition:
$25,000
Financial Aid:
NO FINANCIAL AID, BUT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE WITH PRIVATE STUDENT LOAN.
Disability Services:
WE PARTNER WITH VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION TO PROVIDE TRAINING TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY. VOC REHAB WILL EVERYTHING IF YOU ARE DISABLE AND WANT TO COME TO DADE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND HEALTH.
Parking Spaces/Availability:
YES PARKING IS AVAILABLE FOR FREE.
Majors:
ASSOCIATES DEGREE IN NURSING
Study Abroad:
WE PARTNER WITH SEVIS TO HELP INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS TO COME TO THE USA TO STUDY IN THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT.
Computer Capabilities:
WE ARE A TECHNOLOGY COMPANY, THEREFORE COMPUTER IS OUR STRENGHT.
Admissions Requirements:
To qualify, the following admission criteria must be met:
- GED or high school diploma.
- Passing of at least 70 on the entrance exam “HESI Admission Assessment from Elsevier”.
- Transcripts of previous education as required for point of program admission.
- Proof of routine immunizations with current titers and vaccination including measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, varicella, influenza, and hepatitis B.
- Level 2 state and federal criminal background check.
- Completed DIOT application.
- Completed enrollment agreement
- Government-issued proof of identification.
- Dean of Nursing approval
Application/Transfer Deadlines:
Transfer of Academic Credit
The Department of Nursing accepts academic credit from accredited academic institutions with the submission of an official transcript with a grade of 75 or better for nursing courses or a grade of a 70 or C or better for general education courses. Transcripts will be evaluated for transfer credit and credits will be applied as appropriate. Transfer of credit decisions can be appealed. All appeals are subject to final review of the Dean of Nursing.
International Students:
OUR SCHOOL IS APPROVED BY SEVIS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY FOR THE TECHNOLOGY TRAININGS
Mission Statement:
Mission
It is the mission of the Dade Institute of Technology’s Department of Nursing to achieve excellence in nursing education and public service in an innovative, caring, and collaborative learning environment while preparing individuals to assume roles in various levels of nursing practice. DIOT is focused on contributing to the advancement of the health of the community by creating a community of diverse health care professionals to deliver quality nursing care based on the individualized needs of patients and their families across all cultures, economic levels and geographic locations. DIOT’s focus is providing the foundational information for students to not only deliver direct care to patients but to continue their education and become transformational leaders in the field of nursing.