Nursing – Family Nurse Practitioner (post-master's certificate)
Master
Online
Description
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Type
Master
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
Flexible
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
In an advanced practice role, nurse practitioners practice in private practices, schools and colleges, hospice centers, community clinics, Veterans Affairs facilities, and private and public health departments.
Common job responsibilities:
diagnose and treat acute illnesses, infections and injuries
write prescriptions for medications, including dosage and frequency
order and interpret diagnostic tests
educate patients about managing their health and design patient treatment plans
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About this course
The post-master’s certificate family nurse practitioner option is designed for nurses who have completed a master’s degree in nursing.
This program provide healthcare across patients’ lifespan in a family practice setting. In addition to the classroom requirements, you will complete supervised clinical hours in primary care settings caring for adults, children, women, and families.
You may complete all the coursework for this option online. You will need to find your own preceptors and clinical supervisors in your geographic area.
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Subjects
- Primary
- Nurse
- Nurse training
- Private
- Practitioner
- Concentration
- Information
- Technology
- Required
- Courses
Course programme
PMC-FNP Courses for Non-Nurse Practitioners
For students with a nursing master's degree that is not in a nurse practitioner concentration
- NUR 605 Nursing Information Technology (2 credits) – Required if a student does not have a nursing master’s degree from Ball State.
- NUR 681 Primary Care of the Adult 1 (4 credits) (120 clinical hours, 1 day per week average)
- NUR 682 Primary Care of Children (4 credits) (120 clinical hours, 1 day per week average)
- NUR 683 Primary Care of the Adult 2 (4 credits) (120 clinical hours, 1 day per week average)
- NUR 684 Primary Care of Women (4 credits) (90 clinical hours)
- NUR 673 Practicum—Family Nurse Practitioner (5 credits) (180 clinical hours, 1.5-2 days per week average)
Conditional to your transcript(s) the following courses may be required for the FNP Post-Master’s Certificate:
- NUR 630 Advanced Practice Nursing and Role Theory (3 credits)
- NUR 632 Pathophysiology and Nursing Practice (3 credits)
- NUR 634 Advanced Health Assessment (3 credits) (*60 clinical hours, 1 day per week average)
- NUR 638 Advanced Clinical Pharmacology (3 credits)
For students with a nursing master's degree in an adult nurse practitioner or adult/gerontology nurse practitioner concentration.
- NUR 605 Nursing Information Technology (2 credits) – required if a student does not have a nursing master’s degree from Ball State
- NUR 682 Primary Care of Children (4 credits) (120 clinical hours clinical, 1 day per week average)
- NUR 684 Primary Care of Women (4 credits) (90 clinical hours)
- NUR 673 Practicum – Family Nurse Practitioner (5 credits) (180 clinical hours clinical, 1.5-2 days per week average)
Conditional to your transcript(s) the following courses may be required for the FNP Post-Master’s Certificate:
- NUR 630 Advanced Practice Nursing and Role Theory (3 credits)
- NUR 632 Pathophysiology and Nursing Practice (3 credits)
- NUR 634 Advanced Health Assessment (3 credits) (*60 clinical hours, 1 day per week average)
- NUR 638 Advanced Clinical Pharmacology (3 credits)
Nursing – Family Nurse Practitioner (post-master's certificate)