Graduate Programs in Nursing Promote On-line Learning

Saint Francis Medical Center College of Nursing offers students an opportunity to obtain a graduate degree through online learning and practice in varied settings. The masters in nursing clinician students are involved in evidenced based practice, research, leadership, collaboration, and consultation with interdisciplinary teams. The masters educator students have opportunities to teach in educational settings such as colleges and universities. The college offers a Doctor of Nursing Practice DNP) option, taught predominantly online, which prepares graduates for the most advanced level of nursing. These graduates will be able to continue expert practice and lead at the highest level of nursing.

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

The College of Nursing has designed a predominantly online post-master's Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program.  This 39-credit program is designed for part time study. The DNP program provides the academic preparation for master's-prepared nurses to acquire advanced knowledge of  biostatistics, cultural competency, epidemiology, and advancements in health care and education.The DNP prepares students for organizational change, health care finance, ethics, law and policy. More...

Neo-Natal Nurse Practitioner

Saint Francis Medical Center College of Nursing offers a master of science in Nursing with the Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) option.  This program is a 43-credit-hour course of study designed to provide the baccalaureate-prepared nurse with an in-depth focus on health management of the actually and critically-ill neonates and their families.  Studies emphasize research, theory, cultural diversity, health policy, ethics and leadership principles related to the role fo the Advanced Practice Nurse.  Read More>