The Office of Student Employment assists in the process of hiring student workers for on-campus jobs. Our mission is to implement on-campus student employment as an educational experience which will contribute to our student's professional and personal maturity.
What is 211 Bay Area?
2-1-1 Bay Area, a program of United Way, is the comprehensive information and referral service for San Francisco, San Mateo, Napa, Marin, Santa Clara, and Solano counties. We connect over 37,000 Bay Area callers and texters each year with information about health and human services available to them.
The Career Center counselors strive to assist students to develop skills to succeed in college, graduate, earn certificates, transfer, and to create and to maintain meaningful careers. Career counselors are here to help you in reflecting on your interests, strengths, and skills and guide you in exploring your educational, career and job options.
Need support with your career exploration? Visit our Career Center and meet with a Career Counselor.
Teaching children or youth provides opportunities to change the lives of children and families for the better, and to evolve as a human being.
Degree, Certificate and Transfer opportunities in areas such as Child Development, Early Childhood and Child and Adolescent Development.
Also learn about child care services for students.
SparkPoint at CCSF is here to support students by bridging the gap students experience when they attempt to connect to the numerous campus resources and services. Whether a prospective, new or returning student, come learn about basic needs services, employment & education services and financial supports available to help students accomplish their educational journey.
Basic Needs support such as
Clinical and Skills Lab III
Presents the nursing skills and procedures commonly practiced in Maternity, Pediatric, and Advanced Medical-Surgical Nursing including skills related to Community Health Nursing.
Advanced Medical Surgical and Community Health Nursing
This course explores theoretical content and clinical practices with a focus on current therapeutic treatment modalities and nursing management for advanced medical/surgical patients, including studies of cancers, burns, shock, leadership, and management, as well as heart, respiratory, neurological, and renal failure. Community health nursing involves topics such as home health care, long-term care, rehabilitative and hospice care, as well as disaster nursing.
Maternity and Pediatrics
Presents the principles and practice of nursing care in Maternal and Child Care. Individualized, culturally appropriate nursing care for the new mother and neonate. Health maintenance, disease prevention and common childhood diseases and abnormalities from birth to 18 years old.
Clinical and Skills Lab II
This course presents the nursing skills commonly practiced for clients with hematologic, lymphatic, cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, endocrine, and genitourinary disorders.