Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner MSN to DNP*
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Overview
The Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (AG-ACNP) DNP Program is designed for MSN-prepared AG-ACNPs who want to obtain a practice-focused doctorate. Throughout the program AG-ACNP students develop the clinical, organizational, economic, and leadership skills to design and implement programs of care delivery that significantly impact health care outcomes and have the potential to transform health care. Graduates with this terminal practice degree are prepared for roles in direct care.
The MSN to DNP curriculum can be completed onsite or online, either full time or part time. A sample program plan for full-time onsite study is provided below. Depending on courses completed during the previous MSN program, additional coursework may be required. Students must complete a total of 72 credits between their prior MSN program and the current DNP curriculum, and a minimum of 1000 clinical hours between the prior MSN program and the current DNP curriculum.
Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner MSN to DNP Concentration Curriculum
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Full-Time Curriculum
Fall Term (YR 1)
OR
- NUR 2011D - APPLIED STATISTICS FOR EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE
- NUR 3099 - THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH CARE DELIVERY
OR
Spring Term (YR 1)
OR
- NUR 2000D - RESEARCH FOR EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE 1
- NURSP 2099 - FINANCIAL, BUSINESS, AND ECONOMICS DRIVERS IN HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT
- NUR 2682 - HUMAN GENETICS AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONS
OR
Summer Term (YR 1)
OR
OR
Fall Term (YR 2)
OR
Spring Term (YR 2)
OR
- NUR 3032D - DATA ANALYSIS FOR DNP PROJECTS
- NUR 3052 - MANUSCRIPT DEVELOPMENT
- Two components of the DNP Comprehensive Exam are required (DNP Scholarly Project and DNP Portfolio).
Total Credits: 32-35**
*Courses with a "D" are delivered synchronously via distance technology for qualified onsite students as per Policy 438.
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