Graduate Nursing Programs

Family Nurse Practitioner

Applications for fall 2013 admission are now being accepted.
The program is full for spring 2013.

The Family Nurse Practitioner Program is designed to prepare expert advanced practice primary care clinicians capable of providing care to families in primary care settings. The program builds on the undergraduate foundation and develops advanced assessment, planning and evidence-based competence through theoretical understanding and practical application to primary care practice.

Clinical expertise is acquired through clinical placements in a variety of public, private, and community-based primary care agencies. The FNP student will complete 800 hours of clinical practice in this 45 credit-hour program of study. In addition, the program provides a strong foundation for doctoral study and research.

For more information contact:
Louise Dean-Kelly, DNS, FNP-BC
Interim Chair, Department of Nursing and Health Professions


Program of Study

NUR 500 Theoretical Foundations for Nursing Practice 3 Credits
NUR 503 Advanced Nursing, Health Policy, and the Health System 3 Credits
NUR 531 Family Theory 2 Credits
NUR 555 Clinical Pharmacology 3 Credits
NUR 560 Nursing Research Methods 3 Credits
NUR 566 Advanced Practice Nursing Lecture
3 Credits
NUR 567 Advanced Practice Nursing Clinical 2 Credits
NUR 570 Pathophysiology 3 Credits
NUR 572 Family Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Across the Lifespan 3 Credits
NUR 580 Beginning Level Adult Clinical 2 Credits
NUR 652 Family Primary Health Care I 3 Credits
NUR 658 Women's Health Care 2 Credits
NUR 668 Family Primary Health Care II 4 Credits
NUR 670 Intermediate Level Family Clinical 3 Credits
NUR 680 Advanced Level Family Clinical 4 Credits
NUR 692 Culminating Seminar for Nurse Practitioners
2 Credits
  Total 45 Credits

*for accelerated R.N. to B.S./M.S. program only.

CCNE Accredited

 

Sample Plans of Study


Full Time (fall start only)

Part Time (fall start)

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