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The Adult/Gerontological NP curriculum is designed to
prepare graduates to provide primary care to
adolescents/adult/older adults in a variety of health care
settings. The graduate nurse works with Certified Nurse
Practitioner and Physician preceptors to assess, diagnose
and manage the preventive, episodic, and chronic care needs
of the population served in the specialty area.
The nurse Adult/Gerontological curriculum is comprised of 47
credit hours which include the core graduate nursing
courses, advanced practice core [advanced assessment and
advanced pharmacology], and the specialty role courses. In
addition, this program includes at least 500 hours of
clinical practice to permit the graduate to sit for a
national certification examination. Graduates whose
clinical focus and target population is adult health are
eligible to sit for certification as an adult NP. Graduates
whose clinical focus and target population is gerontological
are eligible to sit for the certification examination as a
gerontological NP. Successful completions of the national
examination allows the individual to use the title of
Certified Nurse Practitioner (CNP). |
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Graduate Adult/Gerontological NP Program
Faculty and Staff |
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Faculty:
Irene Glanville, PhD, CNP (Family), Associate
Professor * |
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Faculty:
Carolyn Sutter, MSN, Instructor |
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Faculty:
Ann Riegler, MSN, CNP (Adult), Instructor |
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Faculty:
Marilyn Perkowski, MSN, C (Adult), Instructor |
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Secretary:
Susan Bradford |
Telephone (330)
972-7555 - Fax (330) 972-5737
*denotes lead faculty member |
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Admission Requirements
Individuals who enroll in the MSN Program must have a
current Ohio state license as a registered nurse and a BSN
degree with a GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or the equivalent)
from undergraduate work; complete all prerequisites, and complete an
interview with the faculty of the track prior to the start
of graduate specialty coursework. Applicants must have a
minimum of one year of professional nursing experience in an
adult or gerontological care setting.
Applicants must request three (3) letters of recommendation
from individuals who can accurately evaluate the applicants
clinical skills, experience, and ability to pursue graduate
study. Applicants must write a 300 words essay describing
their professional goals and purpose for seeking graduate
study to become an Adult or Gerontogical NP and respond to
an advanced practice questionnaire.
A post-master's NP certificate program is also available for
the Adult or Gerontological CNS.
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Adult/Gerontological
Nurse Practitioner (NP) Track Curriculum
Note:
These courses are in addition to the
core courses.
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8200:610 |
Adv Adult/Gero Assessment |
3 |
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8200:612 |
Adv Clinical Pharmacology |
3 |
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8200:620 |
Adult/Gero Health Nursing NP I |
2 |
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8200:621 |
Adult/Gero Health Nursing NP II |
2 |
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8200:622 |
Adult/Gero Health Nursing NP III |
2 |
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8200:623 |
Adult/Gero Health Practicum NP |
3 |
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8200:627 |
Adult/Gero Health Nursing NP I Practicum |
2 |
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8200:628 |
Adult/Gero Health Nursing NP II Practicum |
2 |
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8200:629 |
Adult/Gero Health Nursing NP III Practicum |
2 |
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8200:690 |
Clinical Management I |
3 |
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8200:692 |
Clinical Management II |
3 |
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8200:694 |
Clinical Management III |
3 |
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Total including core |
47 |
Adult/Gerontological
Nurse Practitioner (NP) post-MSN Certificate Program
Curriculum
Note:
The
post-master's NP certificate program is available for the Adult
or Gerontological CNS. An applicant with a non-clinical
masters or a masters in another specialty area (non Adult/Gerontological) will be
evaluated on an individual basis for additional course work
needed to meet the competencies of an NP.
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8200:623 |
Adult/Gero Health Practicum NP |
3 |
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8200:627 |
Adult/Gero Health Nursing NP I Practicum |
2 |
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8200:628 |
Adult/Gero Health Nursing NP II Practicum |
2 |
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8200:629 |
Adult/Gero Health Nursing NP III Practicum |
2 |
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8200:690 |
Clinical Management I |
3 |
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8200:692 |
Clinical Management II |
3 |
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8200:694 |
Clinical Management III |
3 |
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Total |
18 |
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