MSN Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Program

Votre éducation

• Intensive XNUMX-week courses, XNUMX consecutive terms for XNUMX years. 
• 52 crédits au total, 700 heures cliniques et 225 heures de laboratoire au total.
• Les cours de base MSN sont dispensés en ligne, les cours APRN sont hybrides.
• Clinical rotations at various inpatient and outpatient sites around New Mexico. 
• Lorsque vous terminez ce programme, vous obtiendrez une maîtrise en sciences infirmières.
• Graduates will be eligible to take the Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner certifying examination through the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) and The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN).

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Completing the Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Program prepares you to:

• Provide a full scope of care utilizing both independent and collaborative approaches to the adult/gerontology population, including management of acute, critical and/or complex chronic health problems, health promotion, disease prevention, and support for transitional and end-of-life needs
• Integrate ethical principles in decision-making and evaluation of care related to the adult/gerontology population with acute, critical and/or complex chronic health problems
• Coordinate health care through interdisciplinary collaboration with members of the health care team
• Empower and motivate the adult/gerontology population and families to be full participants in their own health care
• Advocate for systems and policies that reduce health disparities, facilitate access to care and address cultural diversity and rural populations
• Assume professional responsibility for maintaining and advancing clinical practice competencies
• Participate in quality assurance and evaluation of health care delivery
• Use and articulate evidence-based research as the basis for practice
• Contribute to existing knowledge through participation in research
• Disseminate evidence to the adult/gerontology population and professionals throughout multiple modalities