Library Services
- Access research databases, e-books & other e-resources from off-campus
- Borrow items from the Camden County College collection
- Borrow items from any library in the Camden County Library System
- Borrow from JerseyCat (statewide system) or use Interlibrary Loan Service
In an effort to provide a quality education at the most cost effective price to our nursing students, Helene Fuld School of Nursing partnered with Camden County College to upgrade the school's library services. All library materials have been relocated to the Camden County Library in the Wolverton Building on the Blackwood campus and is open 7 days a week. Students will have access to a variety of materials including books, journals, DVDs, and CD-ROMs covering all aspects of the nursing curriculum. The library also has a variety of online databases for student's use on and off campus including CINAHL, MEDLINE, and the Nursing and Allied Health Collection. These databases will bring students into a realm of resources to research and download peer-related nursing journal articles. Dozens of additional databases are also available to provide students the most current information they need to care for patients. Many journals are online and will be accessible from home at any hour of the day, adding convenience and flexibility to our students' schedules.
The Open Access Computer Lab, located on the 3rd floor of the Blackwood Campus Library, is equipped with over 60 state-of-the-art computers for students' researching, networking and printing needs.
All students will be required to access library materials with a Camden County library card. To register or renew a Camden County library card, click here.
For more information on the library services and resources available to Helene Fuld School of Nursing students, click here. Or to visit the Camden County College Library Services website, click here.
Skills Laboratory
This facility offers students the opportunity to practice nursing skills in a controlled environment with supervision. The most recent technology and clinical equipment provide a realistic atmosphere for practice in preparation for functioning in the clinical setting. The lab features the use of a computerized simulator, SimMan, to provide real life clinical situations. This state-of-the-art technology provides the students the opportunity to build the foundation for Critical Thinking skills.