The Master of Science in Nursing with a major in Primary Care prepares registered nurses to function as Family Nurse Practitioners who provide primary care in a variety of settings. Classes meet online for the first year, then online and onsite for clinical courses. The final course in online.
The major focuses on:
- developing competence in health assessment;
- management of specific health problems; and
- promotion of wellness for individuals.
Opportunities to hone your critical thinking and clinical problem-solving skills are provided
throughout the program. As a graduate, you are eligible to apply for nurse practitioner certification
by the appropriate credentialing body.
For more information about what courses are required for the Primary Care Nursing degree go to
the Master of Science in Nursing Curriculum
web page.
