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Academic Departments
Acute & Tertiary Care
The Department of Acute/Tertiary Care is comprised of faculty whose expertise focuses on care delivered in acute and critical care settings.
Health & Community Systems
The Department of Health & Community Systems provides courses in nursing care of older adults, psychiatric-mental health nursing, and community health nursing in the undergraduate program, as well as oversees the RN Options and Accelerated 2nd Degree Tracks in the BSN program.
Health Promotion & Development
The Department of Health Promotion and Development (HPD) is responsible for the Family (Individual Across the Lifespan), Pediatric Primary Care, Neonatal and Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner areas of concentration, as well as undergraduate courses in Maternity, Pediatrics, Anatomy and Physiology, Genetics and Nutrition.
Nurse Anesthesia
The Department of Nurse Anesthesia is comprised of faculty whose primary expertise is in the theory and practice of anesthesia care delivery.