Building Tennessee's Healthcare Workforce

Proven. Built for Healthcare Workforce Development. Replicable.

NursesMC® has successfully operated a healthcare-focused charter school model for more than 15 years and is now expanding its impact in Tennessee.

What we offer

  • Strategic Planning

  • Program Design

  • Proprietary Curriculum

  • Partnership Development

  • Leadership Support

  • Replication & Expansion

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NursesMC®

Building the Future of Healthcare

From high school to higher education and healthcare careers, NursesMC® creates meaningful pathways for students to become the nursing and healthcare workforce of tomorrow.

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Foundation

School Launch

A purpose-driven educational model designed to prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals.

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Students

Student Enrollment

Aspiring healthcare professionals begin their journey toward meaningful careers and lifelong success.

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Community

Healthcare Partnerships

Collaboration with healthcare providers creates opportunities for mentorship, experiential learning, and career development.

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Career

Career Pathways

Structured pathways guide students toward in-demand healthcare careers and professional credentials.

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Future

Workforce Impact

Graduates enter the healthcare workforce equipped with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to serve their communities.

LOCAL ROOTS · STATEWIDE IMPACT
Educating the Nurses of TOMORROW, TODAY. Academic Rigor · Earned College Credits · Healthcare Workforce Skills and Experience
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

Meet Alumni Healthcare Professionals

Jai-ana Baker, BSN, RN
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CLASS OF 2014

Jai-ana Baker, BSN, RN

  • NursesMC® Rhode Island Nurses Institute™ class of 2014 graduate
  • Graduated with a CNA license and practiced as a CNA while attending college
  • Earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from the University of Rhode Island in 2018
  • Practiced as an RN in Rhode Island in medical-surgical, cardiovascular, orthopedic, and post-surgical nursing
  • Spent several years working as a travel nurse
  • Currently practices as an RN in Dallas, Texas
  • Expanded her career in 2026 as a Clinical Implementation Specialist, bringing her nursing expertise into healthcare innovation
Usman Badaru, RN
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CLASS OF 2018

Usman Badaru, RN

  • NursesMC® Rhode Island Nurses Institute™ class of 2018 graduate
  • Graduated with CNA and EMT licenses
  • Served in the U.S. Army as a Combat Medic
  • Currently works as a Critical Care RN in the Neuro Intensive Care Unit at Rhode Island Hospital
  • Serves as an ICU preceptor and mentor to nursing students
  • Guest lecturer at Brown University
  • Currently pursuing a Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice (DNAP)
  • Board member of NursesMC® Rhode Island Nurses Institute™
Khairah Giwa, BSN, RN
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CLASS OF 2020

Khairah Giwa, BSN, RN

  • NursesMC® Rhode Island Nurses Institute™ class of 2020 graduate
  • Graduated from RINI with her CNA credential
  • While at RINI, participated in summer healthcare and biomedical internships at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University
  • Earned her nursing degree from New England Institute of Technology in 2024
  • Earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from Capella University
  • Her clinical specialty is obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN), and she practiced in Rhode Island for several years
  • Recently relocated to Indiana, where she practices in her nursing specialty at a large Indianapolis healthcare organization
Mariam Badaru, BSN, RN
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CLASS OF 2020

Mariam Badaru, BSN, RN

  • NursesMC® Rhode Island Nurses Institute™ class of 2020 graduate
  • Earned her CNA credential at RINI and worked as a credentialed healthcare worker during the COVID-19 pandemic while still in high school
  • Her frontline work during the pandemic was featured in Rhode Island television news stories
  • Earned her Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) from New England Institute of Technology in 2022
  • Earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from Capella University in 2024
  • Specializes in pediatric home health nursing, providing care for medically complex children, including patients requiring tracheostomy and ventilator care
  • Currently lives and practices in Texas
Fatou Gueye, BS
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CLASS OF 2022

Fatou Gueye, BS

  • NursesMC® Rhode Island Nurses Institute™ class of 2022 graduate
  • Earned her CNA credential at RINI and worked as a CNA while attending college
  • Earned her Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences with a minor in Healthcare Administration from Franklin Pierce University in 2026
  • Currently pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Health Administration (MHA) at Southern New Hampshire University
  • Plans to continue her education by pursuing a Doctor of Health Administration (DHA) following completion of her master's degrees
  • Currently works as a healthcare administrator at a rehabilitation facility in Rhode Island
Stephanie Lopez Socop, CNA
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CLASS OF 2026

Stephanie Lopez Socop, CNA

  • NursesMC® Rhode Island Nurses Institute™ class of 2026 graduate
  • Currently enrolled in a BSN program at Rhode Island College
  • Currently working as a CNA
  • Graduated with 27 transferable college credits

The NursesMC® Model

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Academic Excellence

  • Rigorous college-preparatory education
  • Strong literacy, math, and science foundations
  • College and career readiness
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Healthcare Workforce Preparation

  • Clinical and work-based learning
  • Workforce experiences
  • Healthcare credentials and licensure
  • Employment opportunities
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College Advancement

  • Dual enrollment coursework
  • Postsecondary planning and support
  • Transferable college credits
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Healthcare & Higher Ed Partnerships

  • Hospitals and healthcare ecosystems
  • Colleges and Universities
  • Community and workforce partners
PODCAST FEATURE

107: Investing in Nurses!
A Nurse’s Journey

Hear from Pamela McCue, PhD, RN, CEO of NursesMC®, as she shares the journey behind investing in nurses and building pathways to the nursing profession.

SEE YOU NOW • May 22, 2024 • 1 hr 7 min
Listen on Apple Podcasts →

Let's Build the Future Healthcare Workforce Together