The Family Nurse Practitioner program (FNP) program prepares registered nurses to provide direct patient management in primary care across many settings. Graduates are employed in a variety of primary care settings ranging from emergency departments, federally qualified health centers, urban and rural family practice/primary care practices.
This curriculum prepares nurses to sit for national certification as Family Nurse Practitioner.
Learning Outcomes
- Apply theoretical knowledge to the practice of advanced nursing roles.
- Utilize evidence to address population health problems.
- Demonstrate professionalism at the advanced nursing level in the clinical setting.
- Pursue quality, effectiveness, and innovation in shared leadership of interprofessional health teams.