The Family Nurse Practitioner at Augusta University is a Master program designed for students who want to build the knowledge and skills required for careers in this field. Delivered on campus at the university's main campus in Aberdeen, United States of America, the program is taught in English and takes 2 years to complete. Students study in a Full Time environment while preparing for future professional opportunities. The next intake starts on August 16, 2027.

About Master of Family Nurse Practitioner

The DNP-FNP program educates advanced nurse clinicians for expert practice in leadership and clinical roles with focus on care of families throughout the lifespan for their preventive and primary health care needs. This doctoral-level education provides the clinical, policy, leadership expertise to improve health care outcomes. The program enables nurses to become expert nurse leaders and collaborators in solving health care problems in systems. Full-time and part-time schedules are available. Cohort locations are on our Augusta and Athens campuses.

Scientific/Social/Psychological Foundation: Integrates and applies nursing and foundational sciences to effectively practice in complex, evolving healthcare systems
Safe Quality Care Within Healthcare Systems: Analyze and effect quality outcomes in healthcare system
Evidenced Based Practice/Research: Improve healthcare outcomes with application of evidence in the healthcare environment
Health Care Technology/Informatics: Analyzes and facilitates the use of information systems/ technology to monitor and improve patient care outcomes and healthcare systems.
Health Care Policy: Analyzes the multiple levels of policy to advocate for issues which have actual or potential impact on nursing and healthcare outcomes.
Interprofessional Collaboration/Communication: Employs strategies to lead develop and contribute toward productive interprofessional teams for the improvement of healthcare outcomes.
Population Health: Demonstrate the ability to evaluate, synthesize and apply theory, models, and research to impact health care of diverse populations.
Professional Practice: Utilizes the competencies of an advanced practice expert to design, implement and evaluate evidence based care within specialty.
Evaluate and apply theories and research findings to the advanced practice of nursing.
Collaborate with health care providers and consumers to design and initiate strategies to influence the nature and outcomes of health care services.
Engage in advanced practice based on legal and ethical principles and professional standards of practice
Assume a leadership role in identifying and resolving issues that have an actual or potential impact on nursing and health care.
Demonstrate the knowledge and skills of an advanced practice nurse in a variety of client care situations.
Continue to acquire knowledge and skills required to maintain and enhance advanced practice expertise

Requirements and Admission Criteria for Master of Family Nurse Practitioner at Augusta University

Entry Requirements

Applicants from foreign colleges and universities must use an approved transcript evaluation service. Augusta University accepts official course-by-course transcript evaluations from the following evaluation services listed below. Course-by-course transcript evaluations may also be accepted from a current National Association of Credential Evaluation Services, or NACES, member on a case-by-case basis. Only in the case of transcripts from international colleges/universities will an official course-by-course transcript evaluation based on official transcripts and documents be accepted in lieu of an official transcript. Official transcript evaluations based on unofficial transcripts, documents or copies will not fulfill this requirement.

Specific Ordering Instructions for ECE, Silny and WES

If ordering from ECE, please select "Augusta University - Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions" as the institution delivery.
If ordering from Silny, please complete the required PDF ordering form per their webpage. In the Method of Delivery section, please write the following, "Augusta University - Office of Academic Admissions email to [email protected]".
If ordering from WES, please select the following, "Augusta University" as the recipient, "Office of Academic Admissions" as the school/division, "Standard Delivery" as the delivery method.

Degrees awarded from international universities and colleges must be verified as the U.S. equivalent of a Bachelor's or higher degree.

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6.5
TOEFLMin 79

Career Opportunities after Completing Master of Family Nurse Practitioner

Scientific/Social/Psychological Foundation: Integrates and applies nursing and foundational sciences to effectively practice in complex, evolving healthcare systems
Safe Quality Care Within Healthcare Systems: Analyze and effect quality outcomes in healthcare system
Evidenced Based Practice/Research: Improve healthcare outcomes with application of evidence in the healthcare environment
Health Care Technology/Informatics: Analyzes and facilitates the use of information systems/ technology to monitor and improve patient care outcomes and healthcare systems.
Health Care Policy: Analyzes the multiple levels of policy to advocate for issues which have actual or potential impact on nursing and healthcare outcomes.
Interprofessional Collaboration/Communication: Employs strategies to lead develop and contribute toward productive interprofessional teams for the improvement of healthcare outcomes.
Population Health: Demonstrate the ability to evaluate, synthesize and apply theory, models, and research to impact health care of diverse populations.
Professional Practice: Utilizes the competencies of an advanced practice expert to design, implement and evaluate evidence based care within specialty.
Evaluate and apply theories and research findings to the advanced practice of nursing.
Collaborate with health care providers and consumers to design and initiate strategies to influence the nature and outcomes of health care services.
Engage in advanced practice based on legal and ethical principles and professional standards of practice
Assume a leadership role in identifying and resolving issues that have an actual or potential impact on nursing and health care.
Demonstrate the knowledge and skills of an advanced practice nurse in a variety of client care situations.
Continue to acquire knowledge and skills required to maintain and enhance advanced practice expertise

Tuition and Fee Information for Master of Family Nurse Practitioner at Augusta University

Application Fee 55

How to Apply for Master of Family Nurse Practitioner at Augusta University

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Any individual who applies for admission to Augusta University shall pay a non-refundable application fee. Please note that for Health Science, Graduate, and Professional programs, you must be on track or have completed requirements in accordance with the specific program. If you do not meet pre-requisites and are applying for regular admission, please select the appropriate degree seeking category.

This application is designed for all students applying to graduate programs at AU other than Nursing or Physical Therapy.

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