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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
SFV Business Journal Covers Annenberg Graduation

The Los Angeles Jewish Home's Annenberg School of Nursing graduated its fourth class of Licensed Vocational Nurse candidates on January 27th. The San Fernando Valley Business Journal covered it in their most recent 'Valley Biz Seen' section.

Congratulations again to our new graduates, and thank you to the San Fernando Valley Business Journal!

Labels: Annenberg, Around the Home, Events, Graduation, Licensed Vocational Nurse, LVN, Media, Nursing, Nursing School, SFV Business Journal, Staff

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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Fountainview Open House and Dedication

Ten years in planning and construction, the Home’s visionary new residential complex for independent seniors will be complete next month and on view for the public in a much-anticipated Open House and Dedication on January 31st.

Fountainview features 108 upscale residences and a full complement of amenities designed for a dynamic lifestyle. Tours will take place as part of the Dedication Day Ceremony, and are open to all in the community.

For information and reservations, contact Harriet Zeitlin at Harriet.Zeitlin@jha.org, or by phone at (818) 774-3340.

Labels: Around the Home, Events, Fountainview, Staff

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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Walk of Ages X

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Friday, October 30, 2009
Celebrating Our Graduates

The Los Angeles Jewish Home’s Annenberg School of Nursing (ASN) graduated its second class of vocational nurses on October 22, 2009. Local community leaders, ASN instructors, family, friends, and Jewish Home staff were on hand for the milestone ceremony.

Councilman Dennis Zine expressed the community’s appreciation and high hopes for the success of our newest medical professionals. Rabbi Sheldon Pennes offered the Jewish community’s blessings. Molly Forrest, CEO-President of the Jewish Home spoke about the importance of nurses throughout history, highlighting Florence Nightingale, the mother of modern nursing. “Nurses are often the people who welcome us at birth, are there with helping hands and caring hearts throughout our lives, and are there with us at the end of our days.”

The Jewish Home has a nearly century-old tradition of improving the quality of life for seniors by maintaining a high caliber of medical staff and professionals. Our acclaimed Annenberg School of Nursing, with its creative tuition options and student-centered curriculum, is training a new generation of nurses and helping to ease a statewide nursing shortage.

The Annenberg School’s full-time program prepares students to pass the state-required exam for vocational nursing licensure, engaging students 40 hours per week in the classroom or at clinical sites, plus three hours of reading per day. All students receive 639 hours of classroom instruction and 1,041 hours of clinical training at local hospitals.