Masters Articulation 3. This emphasis prepares the student for an advanced practice role focused on the assessment and management of low to high-risk perinatal families. Critical decision making related to intervention and patient management is emphasized. Local students and distance students come together once each semester for an intensive on-campus experience. The program is 46-49 semester hours in length, depending on student's choice of a master's project or a master's thesis.
Students enroll in two to three courses per semester.
The program is designed to be completed in five semesters. Curriculum Description and TeleLearning Opportunities. The emphasis courses include women's health and pregnancy, contemporary perinatal care, fetal evaluation, and clinical integration for the care of low to high-risk perinatal families. Clinical Experience Sites . Extensive clinical experiences are associated with several of the courses.