MSN PROGRAM

FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER (FNP)

MSN Majors

Family Nurse Practitioners (FNPs) provide care and comprehensive wellness across the life-span. FNPs practice in hospitals, urgent care, and primary care settings. This program is offered in a distance-friendly format.

As a full-time student, the distance-friendly format requires only 8 trips to Cleveland.

Fall Semester I

NURS 405 Inquiry I: Theoretical Foundations
3
NURS 453 Physiologic Foundations of Advanced Practice
4
NURS 459 Assessment for Advanced Practice
3
NUNP 410 Health Promotion
2
Total
12

Spring Semester I

NURS 425 Inquiry II: The Research Process
3
NURS 430 Pharmacology and Therapeutics for the Advanced Practice Nurse
3
NUNP 419 Adult and Older Adult Clinical Management
5
 
Total
11

Summer Semester I

NURS 502 Inquiry III Evidenced Based Nursing Practice
2
NUNP 429 Family Health Nursing: Health of the Family During Childbearing Years
4
NURS 443A Collaboration and Consultation
1
 
Total
7

Fall Semester II

NURS 503 Inquiry Practicum
1
NUNP 439 Children and Adolescent Clinical Management
4
NURS 443B Professionalism in Advanced Practice: Role Development
1
NURS 443C Professionalism in Advanced Practice: Teaching and Learning
1
NURS 444A Health Care Delivery, Legal and Ethical Issues in Advanced Practice: Ethical Issues
1
NURS 444B Health Care Delivery, Legal and Ethical Issues in Advanced Practice: Finance
1
NURS 444C Health Care Delivery, Legal and Ethical Issues in Advanced Practice: Policy and Legal
1
 
Total
10

Accumulated Total Hours: 40

The Advanced Practice Core courses are co-requisites or pre-requisites for the clinical nursing courses. Clinical nursing courses must be taken in the semester and sequence listed above. Clinical course availability is based upon enrollment.