Clinical Nurse Leader, M.S.N.

The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree program prepares the graduate to assume advanced roles in nursing. The graduate applies acquired knowledge of leadership skills in organizational and practice settings. The graduate attains proficiency in systematic inquiry with the use of evidenced-based knowledge. The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) curriculum is sequenced to allow nurses to obtain the proper academic courses and credits to be able to take the national Clinical Nurse Leader credentialed exam.

Required Courses (32 Credits)

NUR 518 - Leading and Managing in Clinical Healthcare Practice 4 Credit(s).
NUR 519 - Clinical Nurse Leader Practicum I 4 Credit(s).
NUR 520 - Advanced Nursing Informatics 4 Credit(s).
NUR 528 - Population Health and Epidemiology in Nursing Practice 4 Credit(s).
NUR 529 - Clinical Nurse Leader Practicum II 4 Credit(s).
NUR 530 - Evidenced-based change in Nursing 4 Credit(s).
NUR 538 - Complex Healthcare Systems 4 Credit(s).
NUR 539 - Clinical Nurse Leader Practicum III 4 Credit(s).