Family Nurse Practitioner
This program focuses on primary care for individuals and families across the lifespan.
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What is a Family Nurse Practitioner?
The Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program prepares registered nurses to provide comprehensive healthcare to individuals and families across the lifespan. This hybrid, practice-focused doctoral program combines online coursework, on-campus intensives, and clinical placements, emphasizing evidence-based practice, treatment planning, and holistic patient care.
What You'll Learn
Gain essential knowledge and practical skills for your career.
Patient Safety
Focus on patient safety, quality, and performance improvement.
Care Coordination
Master care coordination, case management, and treatment planning.
Advanced Nursing
Apply nursing care, nursing process, and advanced practices.
Clinical Experience
Gain experience in acute, critical, trauma care, and rehabilitation.
Operating Room
Develop operating room, telehealth, and medical record skills.
Vital Signs & CPR
Master vital signs, CPR, and discharge planning.
Prescribing
Gain ability to prescribe medications.
What You Could Be Doing
Program Format & Duration
What you should expect from your training
Who This Program Is Good For
What Comes Next
Graduates are prepared for roles including Nurse Practitioner, Family Nurse Practitioner, Patient Care Coordinator, and Nursing Supervisor.
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