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Nursing DoctorateMontana State University - United StatesThe DNP prepares advanced practice nurses who demonstrate clinical expertise, judgment, scholarship, and leadership to provide the highest level of nursing practice in the primary health care setting. DNP (Fam... Show More The DNP prepares advanced practice nurses who demonstrate clinical expertise, judgment, scholarship, and leadership to provide the highest level of nursing practice in the primary health care setting.
DNP (Family/Individual) Educational Objectives 1. Integrate nursing science and theory, biophysical, psychosocial, ethical, analytical, and organizational sciences as the foundation for the highest level of nursing practice. 2. Analyze complex health care systems to assess strengths and weaknesses and facilitate organization-wide changes in practice delivery. 3. Synthesize, interpret, and apply knowledge from nursing practice, research, theory, and informatics to evaluate outcomes and sustain evidence-based advanced nursing practice. 4. Advocate for health care policy addressing issues of social justice and equality in the delivery of advanced practice nursing services. 5. Enact leadership and effective communication in inter- and intra-professional collaborator relationships to facilitate and improve outcomes for individuals, populations, and health care systems. 6. Assess epidemiological, financial, sociopolitical, occupational, and organizational forces in the development, implementation, and evaluation of clinical prevention and population health. 7. Integrate professional standards, values, accountability, and ongoing self-reflection into role acquisition as an advanced practice nurse. 8. Influence health outcomes by providing advanced independent comprehensive health care services including health promotion and counseling, health assessment and diagnosis, disease prevention, and management of health and illness of individuals and families throughout the lifespan. Entry RequirementsAny applicant who has received a bachelor's or master's degree in nursing from a regionally accredited college or university may apply for admission to The Graduate School. An undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale). Applicants with post-baccalaureate coursework must have a graduate GPA of at least 3.0. Should be a registered nurse.
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Internet-based TOEFL Test (iBT) 80 Other FeesTuition fee for BSN - DNP - $ 18658 per year. |
$13,420 Domestic $13,420 International |
36 Months Fulltime |
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Nursing MastersState University of New York - United StatesThe Master of Science in Nursing degree program at SUNY Empire State College prepares graduates to advance nursing practice in a complex and evolving health care environment. The Master of Science in Nursing degree program at SUNY Empire State College prepares graduates to advance nursing practice in a complex and evolving health care environment. These competencies include:
provision of patient-centered care The program is designed for part-time study to accommodate the responsibilities of adult learners. The college’s adult learners pursue their academic goals while balancing work, family and community commitments. The nursing faculty serve as facilitators in both program advisement and instruction. Entry RequirementsTo be considered for admission to the M.S. in nursing program, you must - have a bachelor's degree in nursing or a related field from a regionally accredited institution - possess an active, unencumbered New York state RN license with expiration date - provide resume showing clear demonstration of clinical practice as a registered nurse - provide evidence that you are able to pursue the subject matter and meet the academic demands of the program Other Fees |
$9,072 Domestic $12,705 International |
24 Months Fulltime |
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Nursing - Nursing Administration and Management MastersAspen University - United StatesNurse Executive. Health coordinator. Nurse Administrator—the Nursing Administration and Management specialization prepares registered nurses for these and other advanced leadership roles. Students in the Master of Nu... Show More Nurse Executive. Health coordinator. Nurse Administrator—the Nursing Administration and Management specialization prepares registered nurses for these and other advanced leadership roles. Students in the Master of Nursing program specializing in Nursing Administration and Management will gain the diverse and necessary set of skills to excel in the healthcare industry, both as caregivers and administrators—from patient outreach to staff management, policymaking to finance. The program prepares nurses to work in administrative as well as clinical settings. A core curriculum focuses on nursing theory, practical knowledge of legal and ethical issues in healthcare, and specialized skills in areas such as healthcare informatics, strategic management, and planning. The MSN degree with a specialization in Nursing Administration and Management program is intended for registered nurses who have already completed their bachelor’s degree in nursing. Registered nurses who do not yet have a bachelor's degree in nursing but would like to pursue the Masters in Nursing may do so through our RN to MSN Bridge Program, which allows RNs to graduate directly with their MSN degree. Courses include Modern Organizations and Health Care, Health Care Informatics, Health Care Finance and Economics, Diverse Populations and Health Care. In addition to coursework, students will have the opportunity to gain clinical experience in the field of Nursing Administration and Management during the two-part Nursing Administration Practicum course. Entry RequirementsApplication A completed application. Resume A resume or curriculum vitae. Statement of Goals A statement of your goals reflecting the academic, professional, and personal goals you would like to achieve through your work with Aspen University. Your goals statement will be evaluated by the Admissions Committee as part of the application process. The statement of goals should be between 300 - 500 words. Bachelor's of Science in Nursing (BSN) Degree Transcripts Evidence of a baccalaureate degree in nursing (BSN) from a school accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education or the National League for Nursing, with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater.Official transcripts of all previous baccalaureate and post-baccalaureate study must be sent directly to Aspen University by the granting institution(s). Registered Nurse Licensure Current licensure as a registered nurse in the United States or Canada Military Documentation (Optional) A Military ID or DD214 for those who qualify for the military discount program. Transfer Credit Evaluation (Optional) Students who have earned college credit may submit a transfer credit evaluation report with corresponding course descriptions, and official transcripts from accredited institutions in order to determine which credits may be applied toward the requirements of a program at Aspen University. Other FeesAnnual Technology Fee - $150 Graduation (one time) - $100 Proctored Examination (per exam) - $100 Textbooks - $1200 |
$11,700 Domestic $11,700 International |
0 Months Fulltime |
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Nursing (Research) MastersMonash University - AustraliaThis course offers studies in advanced nursing to prepare candidates for positions of leadership roles and positions of responsibility in the health care system. It is a 100 per cent research degree for which candidate... Show More This course offers studies in advanced nursing to prepare candidates for positions of leadership roles and positions of responsibility in the health care system. It is a 100 per cent research degree for which candidates are required to submit a major thesis of 70,000 words for examination. Specialist areas of research include community nursing, nurse education, acute care, palliative care, ethical and moral issues, legal issues, rural health care practice, chronic illness, midwifery, mental health, nursing informatics, gerontics and health services operations management. Graduates are often employed in a wide range of senior positions in health care and in educational settings Entry RequirementsApplicants must have a Bachelor of Nursing with honours 1, honours 2A, or honours upper 2B or hold qualifications deemed equivalent by the faculty board. Other FeesTextbooks Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year) Incidental unit costs |
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24 Months Fulltime |
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Nursing Administration MastersIndiana State University - United StatesIndiana State University offers the master of science (M.S.) in nursing with a nursing administration concentration for students who are interested in advancing their education or careers to assume leadership roles in ... Show More Indiana State University offers the master of science (M.S.) in nursing with a nursing administration concentration for students who are interested in advancing their education or careers to assume leadership roles in diverse health care and organizational settings. 1. The master of science is a 35-38 credit program that varies in length depending on the culminating experience course selected at the conclusion of the program. 2. All courses are offered online and clinical placement can be arranged in the student's community. 3. The program does not require on-campus visits and requires only high-speed internet access to facilitate course delivery. 4. The program can be completed in 2-2½ years with full-time study. Students also have the option of part study; however students are required to complete the program in 7 years. Graduates of this program are qualified specialists having expertise to utilize a wealth of administration and executive skills to assume first-line, middle management, and leadership roles in diverse health care settings. Knowledge and skills attained through this program include an emphasis in the following areas to meet the ANCC and AONE certification competencies:
-Strategic management In applying these skills, instructors encourage students to be innovative and evidence-based in their approach to nursing to support the delivery of high quality, safe patient care. As leaders in nursing education, research, and community engagement, ISU faculty have a collective vision to nurture innovation as we chart our path for the future. Our primary goal is to support our students in becoming an integral part of our learning community to address society's need for caring, knowledgeable, and scientifically well-prepared, nurse professionals. By building upon and expanding our students' knowledge and skills as professional registered nurses, the family nurse practitioner concentration prepares graduates to meet the ANCC and AANP certification competencies. Entry Requirements1. Earned bachelor’s degree in nursing from an ACEN or CCNE accredited program of nursing at
2. The equivalent of one year full-time RN experience (minimum of 1500 verifiable hours) at time of 3. GPA 3.0 or above on a 4.0 scale in undergraduate studies 4. Current, unencumbered licensure as a registered nurse in the state of practice 5. Resume or CV 6. Two professional and one academic reference
7. Maximum 500 word personal statement of professional goals that describes your leadership and
8. English as second language students must achieve the following TOEFL scores or greater:
9. Meet all health clearances and criminal background checks, as required by ISU and your state of Other Fees |
$9,025 Domestic $9,025 International |
24 Months Fulltime |
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