As a nurse, you understand the importance of caring for the whole person. As you passionately focus on the needs of other people, though, it’s easy to forget that holistic self-care for nurses is essential, too.
Telehealth nurse practitioner jobs and nurse practitioner degrees are in high demand and will contribute to the transition from traditional in-person care to virtual care.
A Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) are both advanced nursing degrees. In contrast to an MSN, a DNP is a terminal degree, the highest level of education in nursing practice.
You’re a nurse, so you already know how meaningful it is to deliver compassionate, quality care to your patients. If you could continue to care for patients on a more personal level, work autonomously and make more money, would you be interested?
Many nurses and nursing students may have questions about how to become a family nurse practitioner. In this overview, you’ll discover everything from what a family nurse practitioner does to what an FNP earns.
In 2019, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that 2020 would be the Year of the Nurse. No one had any idea how foretelling that declaration was.
Nursing is one of the most stressful professions in the field of healthcare. Not being able to manage stress can be very expensive in the hospital setting as it results in tiredness, anxiety, short temper, and other negative health effects.
From Florence Nightingale to Mary Mahoney, the history of nursing has been shaped by many key figures stretching back 170 years. See our infographic for a timeline of significant historical nursing events.
Patients and their families need and respect nurse practitioner skills now more than ever. The nursing profession as a whole has a well-earned reputation for not only compassion but competence and proficiency.
Recent decades have brought increasing integration between healthcare and business, and also between health care and education. This growing collaboration creates an opportunity to explore what you can do with a doctorate in nursing beyond clinical care.
Out-of-State Students
Clinical placement requirements are unique for each state. Please see our list of program offerings by state or contact us to determine whether our programs fulfill your state requirements.
To proceed with either the BSN to MSN FNP or the BSN to DNP FNP, you are required to have a bachelor’s degree and hold your RN license.
To proceed with either the PMC-FNP or the PMC-DNP, you are required to have a master's degree and hold your RN license.
To proceed with the ABSN, you are required to have a bachelor's degree.
If you don’t meet these requirements but would still like further information, please contact us.
To proceed with the EdD in Educational Leadership and Organizational Leadership, you are required to have a master’s degree.
If you don’t meet this requirement but would still like further information, please contact us.
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