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Clarkson College specializes in a variety of health care disciplines and is located in the heart of Omaha, Neb. We're proud of our history at Clarkson College.

Clarkson College is a private, accredited, non-profit college in Omaha offering educational opportunities in Nursing, Health Care Business, Health Care Services, Physical Therapist Assistant, Radiologic Technology, Medical Imaging, Imaging Informatics and Professional Development. Since 1888, we remain committed to providing our students with a remarkable education focused not only on academics but also on care, integrity and commitment to excellence. We provide early hands-on experience in state-of-the-art labs both on campus and at local and nationwide clinical sites. The dedication of our instructors and students has led to our graduates achieving first-time licensing pass rates consistently above the national average. We've experienced. We've discovered. And as we continue to move forward, we invite you to be a part of the success.

10/27/2026

Nursing is full of "firsts" including the first time you administer inoculations! Second year students had the chance to practice on faculty, staff and their fellow students at Monday's flu clinic. They did great and campus will (hopefully) be a healthier place this flu season. 💉

10/23/2026

Hanna, a Clarkson College undergraduate nursing student, recently volunteered with the Down Syndrome Alliance of the Midlands, where she spent time with a nonverbal member of the organization. Drawing on her knowledge of American Sign Language (ASL) and her ability to interpret nonverbal cues, Hanna worked to understand the individual's needs and emotions. The experience brought her back to her previous career as a veterinary technician, where reading nonverbal communication was an essential part of caring for her patients.
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Hanna is consistently committed to caring for others, whether through a gesture of understanding, a community event, or access to essential services. Clarkson College is grateful for the compassion she brings to her service and the perspective she will carry forward into her nursing career.
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Read more details about Hanna’s service here: https://news.clarksoncollege.edu/2026/10/beyond-words

10/22/2026

Bring your friends and families to Raising Cane's (70th and Dodge location) to support a wonderful experience for faculty, staff, students, and the communities we serve.
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In preparation for the 2027 Maltese Mission Trip to the Dominican Republic, Raising Cane's is hosting two fundraisers to help with travel expenses.
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Join the fun, eat something yummy, and support a great cause!
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• Monday, Oct. 26, 12pm-4pm
• Thursday, Nov. 5, 4pm-8pm

10/21/2026

Congratulations to BCHC President and CEO Caleb Poore, MHA, on his election to the Clarkson College Board of Directors!

As a Clarkson College alumnus, Caleb is excited to give back while helping strengthen connections between healthcare education and rural communities. His new role also presents valuable opportunities for BCHC to connect with future healthcare professionals.

Read the full story to learn more! https://boonecohealth.org/ceo-poore-named-to-clarkson-college-board/ Clarkson College

10/15/2026

The Live On Nebraska Donation and Transplantation Field Trip at Clarkson College highlights the important role of organ donation in our community!
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Students were able to learn about the organ donation process, touch a real human heart and a placenta, as well as learn about how these organs are used in donation cases. They also explored the different professional roles that exist within the donation community.
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What a great day, shared with these awesome future healthcare professionals! 💙

10/15/2026

As a certified nursing assistant for Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital, Maggie saw first-hand the life-changing impact physical therapy can have in a patient’s life.

“Physical therapy can be transformative for patients,” says Maggie. “It’s so rewarding to help them regain independence, improve their quality of life, and in many cases, return to independence.”

Inspired by the experience, Maggie enrolled in the Physical Therapist Assistant program at Clarkson College.

“As a PTA, I’ll have the opportunity to work closely with patients while maintaining autonomy in clinical decision making,” she says.

Maggie says she values the close-knit learning environment Clarkson College offers.

“In my small cohort, we’ve developed strong relationships and a supportive dynamic. I’ve also appreciated how invested the instructors are, not only in our academic success, but in our well-being as individuals.”

As an employee of one of Clarkson College’s community partners, Vetter Senior Living, Buhr received a scholarship.

Way to go, Maggie!

Read more about Maggie and learn about our scholarships on our website: https://news.clarksoncollege.edu/2026/10/partnership-to-career
📷 Zach Wagner Photography

10/13/2026

When Danna Swartz visited Ethiopia seven years ago, she noticed she didn’t see many women.

The Clarkson College assistant professor soon learned the reason why: when women in rural parts of South Sudan, Kenya and Ethiopia were menstruating, they were homebound. It forced many girls to drop out of school.

She started a program to teach women how to sew reusable menstrual pads, and to educate women and men about a woman’s anatomy and reproduction.

For her trip this past August, she brought something special. A custom 3D image of a woman’s anatomy, created by the 3D Printing and Training Center Team at Clarkson College.

“Having the model allowed my message to come across more clearly, and it generated a new level of curiosity among the students,” Ms. Swartz says.

She left the 3D model in Ethiopia, to help the local volunteers educate more young people with this life-changing information.

Thank you Ms. Swartz and the 3D Printing Team for making a difference in thousands of lives!

Read the full story: https://news.clarksoncollege.edu/2026/10/what-she-didnt-see

10/06/2026

For Luke Norvell, earning an MHA wasn’t just about adding a credential. It was about gaining skills that make a difference every day as a manager at OrthoNebraska.

“I wanted a degree that was directly applicable to the healthcare environment I work in every day. The Master of Healthcare Administration program with Clarkson College gave me the opportunity to develop leadership, finance, operations and performance improvement skills while working full-time.”

Ready to explore a future in healthcare leadership? Join us virtually Tuesday, Oct. 20, at noon and 12:30 pm. to learn about our undergraduate and graduate Healthcare Business programs.

Register at ClarksonCollege.edu.

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101 S 42nd Street
Omaha, NE
68131

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+14025523100

Website

http://www.ClarksonCollege.edu/

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