Fall (Semester I) NURS 803: Pathophysiology (3 credits) Spring (Semester II) NURS 501: Issues in Nursing and Heath Care (3 credits) NURS 830: Evidence-Base Practice (3 credits) Summer (Semester III) NURS 804: Pharmacological Therapy (3 credits) Fall (Semester IV) NURS 802: Advanced Health Assessment of Adult Populations (3 credits) NURS 802A: Advanced Health Assessment of Pediatric Populations (1 credit) Total: 3 credits 6 credits Total: 3 credits Total: 4 credits Spring (Semester V) NURS 870: Nurse Practitioner Role with Healthy Individuals & Families (3 credits) NURS 872: Family Nurse Practitioner Practicum I (3 credits) NURS 875: Nurse Practitioner Role with Children and Families (2 credits) Summer (Semester VI) NURS 510: Theoretical and Scientific Foundations of Advanced Nursing Practice (3 credits) NURS 876: Nurse Practitioner Practicum in Child Health (2 credits) Fall (Semester VII) NURS 871: Nurse Practitioner Role with Individuals and Families with Complex and/or Chronic Health Problems (3 credits) NURS 873: Family Practitioner Practicum II (4 credits) NURS 513: MSN Capstone (3 credits) or Nursing Elective (admitted Fall 18) Spring (Semester VIII) NURS 874: Family Nurse Practitioner Integrative Practicum (6 credits) (can be split- 3 credits in Spring and 3 credits during the summer) Total: 8 credits Total: 5 credits Total: 10 credits Total: 6 credits (or 3 credits if 3credits N874 in SU) Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Option Full-Time 4 Semesters (41 Credits)
Total: 9 credits Total: 9 credits Total: 9 credits 9/10 credits Nurse Educator Part-Time 6 Semesters Minimum 36/37 Credits Fall (Semester I) NURS 804: Pharmacological Therapy (3 credits) NURS 512: Nursing Research (3 credits) or NURS 830: Practice (3 credits) Spring (Semester II) NURS 840: Nursing Education Theories and Strategies (3 credits) NURS 803: Pathophysiology (3 credits) Fall (Semester III) NURS 802B: Physical Assessment Through the Lifespan (3 credits) NURS 841: Assessment and Evaluation in Nursing Education (3 credits) Spring (Semester IV) Education Elective (3 credits) NURS 501: Issues in Nursing and Heath Care (3 credits) Total: 6 credits 6 credits 6 credits Total: 6 credits Fall (Semester V) NURS 842: Curriculum and Program Development in Nursing Education (3 credits) NURS 510: Theoretical and Scientific Foundations of Advanced Nursing Practice (3 credits) Spring (Semester VI) NURS 843: Synthesis and Application of the Nurse Educator Role (4 credits) (SP 19 -6 credits) (practicum 180/270 hours) NURS 513: MSN Capstone (3 credits) (admitted Total: 6 credits Total: 6/7 credits Post-Graduate Nurse Practitioner Certificate: The post-graduate Nurse Practitioner certificate program serves students who are seeking additional certification as a family nurse practitioner, adult gerontology primary care nurse practitioner,
OLUWAMUYIWA WINIFRIED ADEBAYO (WINNIE), PHD, BSN, RN Assistant Professor, The Pennsylvania University, College of Nursing PhD, University of Miami, School of Nursing and Health Studies and BSN, South Carolina State University Research Interests: Clinical and translational research, Proactive HIV testing, Community engagement and adults/adolescents Contact Information: 814.867.4656; E-mail: C. RN, FNE-A, SANE-A, CNRN Associate Professor of Nursing, The Pennsylvania State University, College of Nursing Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA; PhD, Doctor of Philosophy, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, Baltimore, MD; MSN, Master of Science, Clinical Nurse Specialist – Forensic Nursing, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, Baltimore, MD; BSN, Bachelor of Science, Nursing, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, MN Research Interests: sexual violence, forensic nursing, drug and alcohol use, intimate partner violence, mental health, technology-delivered interventions Contact Information: 814.863.2211; Email: jua711@psu.edu Director of the DNP Program, College of Nursing BSN, The Pennsylvania State University, MSN, Drexel University, DNP, University of Maryland Baltimore Research Interests: Pediatrics, pediatric mental health, community health and health disparities, breastfeeding, health policy, nurse practitioner full practice authority Contact Information: 717.531.1341; E-mail: RN, PMHNP-BC Assistant Research Professor, Penn College of Nursing BSN, Thomas Jefferson University; MSN, University of Pennsylvania; PhD, University of Massachusetts – Dartmouth Jonas Scholar; Lillian Sholtis Brunner Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania, Barbara Bates Center for the Study of the History of Nursing Research Interests: psychiatric nursing, mental health policy; the history of nursing; serious and persistent mental illness; chronic illness; community health Contact Information: 717.531.0003 × 320561; Email: Assistant Research Professor, The Pennsylvania State University, College of Nursing BA University of Notre Dame; MA University of Virginia; PhD Miami University Research Interests: Long-Term Services and Supports, Aging and Health Care Policy, Health Care Quality Contact Information: 814.863.2211; Email: PHD, PHD,