Doctor of Nursing Practice - Clinical (DNP-C)
The DNP Clinician program is a practiced-focused program designed to prepare advanced practiced nurses at the highest level of nursing practice.
The DNP is a terminal degree.
This consists of adding a 40 credit hour doctoral program for those individuals who are master's-prepared, nationally-certified, and licensed as an advanced practice registered nurse.
Curriculum
First Year
| Course | Semester |
|---|---|
| 707 - Principles of Epidemiology & Health Promotion in Advanced Nursing Practice | Fall |
| 710 - Biostatistics | Fall |
| 726 - Analysis of Evidence-Based Practice | Spring |
| 759 - Information Systems & Technology for Transformation of Health Care | Spring |
| 750 - Cultural Competency for Advanced Practice | Summer |
Second Year
| Course | Semester |
|---|---|
| 736 - Translation of Evidence into Practice | Fall |
| 740 - Impact of Ethics & Law on Healthcare | Fall |
| 765 - Health Care Policy and Financial Management | Spring |
| 815 - Organizational Management & Leadership in Health Care Systems | Spring |
| 834.1 - DNP Project I | Summer |
Third Year
| Course | Semester |
|---|---|
| 834.2 - DNP Project II | Fall |
| 834.3 – DNP Project III | Spring |
| 836 - DNP-C Residency | Spring |