Mar 06, 2023
HCA Midwest Health invests $34.5 million in Research College of Nursing to establish it as a source of nursing talent for generations.
a Kansas City Nursing School
Research College of Nursing (RCoN) is a fully-accredited institution preparing nurses to thrive in complex healthcare environments. Students gain a unique pairing of educational excellence and strength of the region’s leading healthcare system – HCA Midwest Health. RCoN offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN). Trusted for more than 115 years, RCoN continues educating nurses, developing leaders and caring for communities.
What's been happening around Research College of Nursing
RCoN announces summer 2024 Honor Roll
Congratulations to the Accelerated BSN students who earned a spot on the summer 2024 Honor Roll. View Article
Research College of Nursing announces spring 2024 Honor Roll
Congratulations to the juniors, seniors and Accelerated BSN students who earned a spot on the Spring 2024 Honor Roll. View Article
Certified nurses dedicated to excellence at RCoN
RCoN celebrates faculty and alumni earning certification in their nursing specialty. View Article
RCoN youth nursing experience appeared on KMBC 9 with Remake Learning Days
Jun 26, 2023
KMBC 9 interviewed RCoN president Dr. Patrick Robinson on how the college is connecting with the next generation of nurses.
HCA Midwest Health investing $34.5 million to expand Research College of...
Research College of Nursing announces MSN program closure
Oct 28, 2022
RCoN will graduate the final cohort for the FNP, EPHL and NE tracks in December 2024.
Research College of Nursing selects next president, F Patrick Robinson,...
Apr 15, 2022
Dr. Robinson will succeed retiring president Thad Wilson, Ph.D., RN, FAAN at the top-ranked nursing institution.
Research College of Nursing ranks no. 1 among best nursing schools in ...
Nov 01, 2021
Prestigious ranking comes at a time when program applications are up and nurses are being recognized for their service during the pandemic.