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Family Nurse Practitioner
Overview
The Family track in the graduate program is designed to prepare nurses
to deliver primary health care to adults and families.
The didactic
curriculum
will provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in biophysiological
science, pharmacotherapeutics, primary care concepts, advanced assessment,
and diagnostic skills as a basis for clinical practice.
The clinical
component
consists of a minimum of 630 hours of guided experience under the mentorship
of an advanced practice nurse or a physician.
Plans of study are designed by faculty with individual consideration
given to students’ goals and geographic locations. Graduates are
eligible to take ANCC or AANP certification exams as family
nurse
practitioners and for state certification as nurse practitioners.
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