Family Nurse Practitioners (FNPs) are clinical experts who implement a holistic approach that emphasizes both care and cure. They apply cutting-edge science and manage the health needs of patients in primary care settings. The focus of the FNP program is to provide the academic knowledge and clinical skills necessary for health promotion, disease prevention, assessment, and management of common acute and chronic illnesses.

To maintain the integrity of our programs and ensure Nursing@Georgetown students benefit from carefully monitored clinical experiences designed to enhance their education and coursework, Georgetown University individually selects preceptors and clinical sites based upon each student's needs and location. Georgetown faculty members will make a concerted effort to identify a highly skilled preceptor in a facility that is convenient to your current location.

The Nurse Midwifery/Women's Health Nurse Practitioner program is for nurses who wish to care for the health and well-being of women. This area of nursing continues to grow. Nurse Midwives often specialize in prenatal, delivery, and postpartum care for women, but many also provide care for women throughout their lifespan. Becoming a Nurse Midwife takes focus and dedication, but the rewards are immeasurable each time you touch the lives of expecting mothers and share the experience of welcoming their babies into the world. Women's Health Nurse Practitioners can become leaders in a variety of settings and situations, including opportunities to fulfill roles as primary care providers for their female patients.

To maintain the integrity of our programs and ensure Nursing@Georgetown students benefit from carefully monitored clinical experiences designed to enhance their education and coursework, Georgetown University individually selects preceptors and clinical sites based upon each student's needs and location. Georgetown faculty members will make a concerted effort to identify a highly skilled preceptor in a facility that is convenient to your current location.

Prepare yourself to become an accomplished nurse educator. WGU's M.S. in Nursing?Education degree with RN to MSN option prepares you with bachelor's- and graduate-level coursework to earn your master's degree. The curriculum of this program incorporates mastery of the competencies established by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) for nurse administrator certification, and focuses on 11 domains of study including: policy, organization, and financing, nursing education and science, nursing theory and practice, quantitative literacy, research fundamentals, and language and communication.

Completion of a capstone project and a 40-hour practicum in nursing management are also required. Total program: 151 Competency Units (credit equivalents) less any competency units waived through transfer of prior college credits.

Largely self-paced and flexible, this program is for RNs who have an associate's degree or nursing diploma, a current, unencumbered RN license, and wish to earn a master's degree to move into nursing education. WGU nursing programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

Make a significant contribution to the successful operation of your healthcare organization. WGU's Master's in Nursing Management prepares you to become a staff developer or health administrator in schools, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities. The curriculum of this program incorporates mastery of the competencies established by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) for nurse administrator certification, and focuses on 11 domains of study including policy, organization, and financing, role development, research, advanced nursing practices, and nurse education. Additionally, you must complete a capstone project and a 40-hour practicum requirement in nursing management. Total program: 37 Competency Units (credit equivalents).

Largely self-paced and flexible, this is the ideal program for RNs who have a bachelor's of science in nursing (BSN), a current, unencumbered RN license, and wish to move into nursing administration. Earning your Master's in Nursing Management degree from Western Governor's University can expand your career options within the nursing and education fields, and lead to added job security and better pay. WGU nursing programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

WGU's Master's in Nursing Management with (RN to MSN) prepares you to become an effective operator of healthcare facilities. Through this program, you will complete your bachelor's degree coursework, earn your master's degree, and complete the exam necessary to earn the American Nurses Credentialing Center's (ANCC) Nurse Executive Certificate. The curriculum of this program focuses on 11 domains of study including: leadership and management, policy, organization, and financing, nursing education and science, nursing theory and practice, quantitative literacy, research fundamentals, and language and communication.

Completion of a capstone project and a 40-hour practicum in nursing management are also required. Total program: 151 Competency Units (credit equivalents) less any competency units waived through transfer of prior college credits.

Largely self-paced and flexible, this program is for RNs who have an associate's degree or nursing diploma, a current, unencumbered RN license, and wish to earn a master's degree to move into nursing administration. WGU nursing programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

If you see yourself as the type of nurse who enjoys inspiring, mentoring, and motivating your peers, WGU's Master's in Nursing Education is meant for you. The M.S. in Nursing, Education specialization, prepares you to become a nurse educator in schools, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities. This advanced program equips you with high-level knowledge and skills while incorporating best practices in policy, organization, and financing; role development; research; advanced nursing practices; and nurse education. To qualify and succeed in this specialized graduate degree program you must be an actively working registered nurse (RN) who holds a nursing bachelor's degree (BSN), already possesses healthcare experience, and can devote 15 to 20 hours per week to your studies. This is the ideal program for RNs with BSNs who desire to become effective nurse educators. Earning your Master's in Nursing Education degree from Western Governor's University will expand your career options within the nursing and education fields, and can mean added job security and better pay All WGU programs are CCNE accredited.

The Norwich University Master of Science in Nursing program will provide the knowledge and skills you need to succeed in leadership and educator positions in the contemporary health care environment. Our graduates are skilled in critical thinking, communication, leadership, and possess a solid foundation in business practices to manage both human and fiscal resources at a time when both are in short supply. The program uses a balance of theoretical and experiential tools to ensure that you are able to participate in the development of health care delivery, the shaping of health care policy, and the future of the nursing profession. The Master of Science in Nursing program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), the premier accreditor of graduate nursing programs.

The Nursing Administration concentration provides nurse leaders the knowledge and competencies to effectively create work environments that promote professional and collaborative nursing practices and ultimately achieve quality patient care. Students will implement the role of the nurse leader/manager, as defined by the ANA scope and standards of practice and demonstrate the abilities of the advanced practice nurse leader/manager, as outlined by the AACN.

This online program focuses on developing leaders and educators to fill critical roles in nursing. Based on educational and professional guidelines from the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and the American Nurses Association, this program uses nationally known experts to help you acquire the knowledge to educate nursing students, staff and patients-and prepare for current and future career opportunities. The program is available to RNs with a BSN, ADN, or Diploma.

Walden University seeks serious inquiries from U.S. and Canadian students seeking to enroll within the next 6 months. International students should contact Walden directly. Walden University has specifically developed the M.S. in Nursing with a specialization in Education to address the growing need for more nursing education positions in LPN, AD and BSN programs. This innovative program is designed to prepare nurses to fulfill the responsibilities of a faculty position. Prepare yourself for a vital role in nurse education, training or staff development. The M.S. in Nursing with a specialization in Education focuses on developing solid pedagogical practices so you can impact the next generation of nurses. Walden University seeks serious inquiries from U.S. and Canadian students seeking to enroll within the next 6 months. International students should contact Walden directly. Registered nurses are the vital front line in patient care. Charged with day-to-day implementation of policies and practices, you understand the needs of your patients and your organization?and you see the opportunities for improvement. With the Walden University MS in Nursing with a specialization in Management and Leadership, you can become an agent of change and a leader in your field. Gain the knowledge, skills and influence to affect more lives and make an even bigger difference?for your patients, your organization and the future of health care. The curriculum is based on the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Essentials of Master's Education and the American Nurses Association's (ANA) Scope and Standards for Nurse Administrators?the same standards used to create the essentials of magnetism for magnet hospitals. For busy nursing professionals looking for career advancement, Loyola University offers a Master of Science in Nursing with a specialization in Health Care Systems Management. The HCSM program focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in a variety of nursing leadership positions in health care organizations. The HCSM program includes content in nursing administration, management, leadership, finance, quality improvement health promotion, disease prevention/management, integrated delivery systems, managed care strategies, and workforce management. Today's health care industry wants strong leaders with management skills, and you can enhance your career through Loyola University's interactive curriculum. Gain the traits, skills and ways of thinking that define management in a number of career fields from Loyola University. Some of the positions graduates fulfill are case manager, nurse executive, care coordinator, nurse manager, and managed care consultant. The HCSM program requires 36 credit hours of graduate coursework, 12 of which are devoted to core courses and 24 of which are devoted to HCSM major courses. If you are a Registered Nurse (RN) who is in possession of a non-nursing bachelor's degree, you may still be admitted to Loyola's Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program without first obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. To be admitted to the MSN program, you must complete Loyola's MSN B.L.E.N.D. (Bridge to Leadership Education for Nurses at a Distance) program, which is now offered fully online. The online blend program incorporates higher level, undergraduate Nursing courses that serve as prerequisites to 700-level (graduate) nursing courses. This 6-credit bridge program covers important themes including Leadership, Health Promotion, Community, and Professional Development. Learn how you can more effectively utilize information technology to enhance the quality of patient care. This specialization offers a multidisciplinary approach to informatics by blending nursing science, computer science, and information science. Coursework focuses on such key areas as information systems, database concepts, and effective project management. Fieldwork experience provides you with the opportunity to apply your new knowledge immediately. Students who enter the program with a bachelor's degree in nursing complete the core curriculum and then progress on to the courses in the nursing informatics specialization. Learn how you can more effectively utilize information technology to enhance the quality of patient care. This specialization offers a multidisciplinary approach to informatics by blending nursing science, computer science, and information science. Coursework focuses on such key areas as information systems, database concepts, and effective project management. Fieldwork experience provides you with the opportunity to apply your new knowledge immediately. Applicants who have a diploma, ADN, or bachelor's degree in a discipline other than nursing and are licensed registered nurses may be accepted in the M.S. program in Nursing, provided they fulfill the general education requirements. Once applicants meet these requirements, they are admitted to Walden and begin taking the foundational courses. Students then progress on to the core curriculum, the specialization courses, and finally, the capstone courses.

The U.S. Department of Labor projects registered nurses will be among the largest number of new jobs for any occupation through 2018.* While a bachelor's degree could help you pursue different nursing positions, some nursing career paths require a master's degree?particularly for leadership positions.

Kaplan University's Master of Science in Nursing allows you to study online, and the program is designed to help you develop the knowledge and skills to pursue career advancement in administrative, faculty, or staff development roles.?

The Master of Science in Nursing/Nurse Administrator Specialization focuses on the principles of personnel management, policy development and implementation, budgeting, and the use of information technology in advanced nursing roles. You will have the opportunity to complete a residency program during which you will work closely with an administrator mentor in a selected health care setting. Study to prepare to pursue administrative or managerial positions and leadership roles in hospitals, community centers, and long-term care facilities.?

*Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2008-09 Edition, Registered Nurses, http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos083.htm. These employment projections are provided for informational purposes only. Long-term projections are not intended to predict short-term changes in employment demand due to the current economy.

?Kaplan University's programs are designed to prepare graduates to pursue employment in their field of study, or in related fields. However, the University does not guarantee that graduates will be placed in any particular job or employed at all.

The U.S. Department of Labor projects registered nurses will be among the largest number of new jobs for any occupation through 2018.* While a bachelor's degree could help you pursue different nursing positions, some nursing career paths require a master's degree?particularly for leadership positions.

Kaplan University's Master of Science in Nursing Specialization allows you to study online, and the program is designed to help you develop the knowledge and skills to pursue career advancement in administrative, faculty, or staff development roles.?

The Master of Science in Nursing/Nurse Educator Specialization focuses on developing courses and programs that integrate nursing philosophy. You will have the opportunity to:

• Examine the applications and ethical and legal issues related to the use of technology in teaching.
• Analyze assessment, measurement, and evaluation methods used in nursing education.
• Prepare to pursue a faculty or educator role in colleges or schools of nursing, continuing education programs, staff development, clinical education, and patient and community education.?
• Explore strategies for developing effective educational experiences.

*Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2008-09 Edition, Registered Nurses, http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos083.htm. These employment projections are provided for informational purposes only. Long-term projections are not intended to predict short-term changes in employment demand due to the current economy.

?Kaplan University's programs are designed to prepare graduates to pursue employment in their field of study, or in related fields. However, the University does not guarantee that graduates will be placed in any particular job or employed at all.

Gonzaga University's Master of Science in Nursing - Nurse Educator degree program was developed to accommodate the needs of working registered nurses. Students develop an area of clinical specialization as well as skills in curriculum development, teaching-learning strategies, and evaluation. Particular emphasis is placed on tailoring content and presentation to learners' needs. Featuring the same fully accredited content and expert faculty support available to students learning in the on-campus setting, the online MSN allows busy nursing professionals the flexibility to learn on their schedule. The convergence of technology and targeted curriculum make for a dynamic learning environment where students and faculty can conveniently collaborate. The program is grounded in the theme of Leadership in Nursing. Theory and research in nursing and related fields are integrated to provide a broad base for advanced nursing practice. Practicum experiences take place in a variety of educational settings. Students walk away with the capability and confidence to succeed within a nursing career of higher pay and prominence. Graduates may function as educators in academic, hospital, and community- based settings. Gonzaga University's Master of Science in Nursing - Health Systems Leadership degree program was developed to accommodate the needs of working registered nurses. This degree specifically prepares nurses to assume administrative positions in inpatient, outpatient, community-based, and academic settings. Students gain knowledge and competency in financial and human capital management, as well as strategies for responding to the ethical and legal issues encountered in administrative roles. Featuring the same fully accredited content and expert faculty support available to students learning in the on-campus setting, the online MSN allows busy nursing professionals the flexibility to learn on their schedule. The convergence of technology and targeted curriculum make for a dynamic learning environment where students and faculty can conveniently collaborate. The program is grounded in the theme of Leadership in Nursing. Theory and research in nursing and related fields are integrated to provide a broad base for advanced nursing practice. Students walk away with the capability and confidence to succeed within a nursing career of higher pay and prominence. Graduates may function in a variety of nursing specialties and settings.

Take a Leading Role in Patient Care

If you want to be a patient care leader and help identify, design, implement, and evaluate administrative and clinical processes to ensure the best care possible, the online MSN program from Saint Xavier University can help you achieve your professional goals.

What sets us apart from the rest is that the online Master of Science in Nursing program has a Clinical Nurse Leader focus. The Clinical Nurse Leader position is an advanced role for nurses who want to hone their clinical expertise and take on the challenge of identifying and instituting more effective methods of patient care. This role was developed by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) as a way to provide clinicians with the expertise and skills to improve patient care quality and safety in today's increasingly complex and advanced health care environment.

Clinical Nurse Leaders work directly with patients, but they also take on the responsibilities and challenges of collecting and assessing data on patient treatment and outcomes. They coordinate and communicate with doctors, pharmacists, social workers, and other nurses to develop new practices and systems, and take leadership roles in implementing change.

Our students are typically experienced nurses with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from an accredited university. This degree is for nurses who want to interact with patients and want the challenge of working to improve patient care and outcomes. The skills you will learn in this online nursing master's degree program are flexible and can be applied to most clinical settings, including hospitals, doctors' offices, rehabilitation centers, and hospices.

Please note: This is not a Nurse Practitioner degree program

The RN to MSN option is designed for registered nurses with an associate degree in nursing and at least two years of experience. This provides nurses the opportunity to earn a MSN degree without earning a bachelor's degree. Graduates from the RN to Master of Science in Nursing program will be able to: Express a fundamental understanding of the problems of contemporary health and illness; Directly provide and manage competent care for individuals, families, and groups who have simple to complex health care needs; and collaborate with other groups in shaping health policies that affect both individual and community health.

Students must complete 18 credit hours of baccalaureate level nursing courses and 3 credit hours of professional communication. A 3.0 GPA must be maintained for each of these courses. Upon completion of these courses, students will fill out a graduate application and apply to our MSN program. Those who are not able to achieve a 3.0 in each of the nursing courses, but do have a 2.5 cumulative GPA will be allowed to complete the Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN) sequence and then apply separately to the Masters Degree in Nursing program.

Students will be able to complete their Masters Degree with 21 undergraduate credits and 36 graduate credits, thus accelerating the attainment of an advanced practice degree in Nursing Management and Organizational Leadership, Case Management, Nursing Education, or Nursing Informatics. The RN to MSN courses are open for enrollment once a month.

American Sentinel University's nursing degree programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education as a national accreditation agency, CCNE is an autonomous branch of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), the only accrediting body devoted exclusively to evaluating baccalaureate and graduate nursing degree programs.

This Nursing Informatics degree program is intended to prepare experienced nurses to manage health information systems critical to the mission of health care delivery systems. Nurses will develop expertise in clinical and administrative systems, data management and data mining for improvement of patient care and information systems project management.

Graduates from the Master of Science Nursing program will be able to: Utilize theoretical knowledge to guide advanced practice nursing; Collaborate in research activities and utilize knowledge gained from research in advanced practice nursing; Evaluate health policies and economics related to the delivery of healthcare; and assume roles as leaders and collaborators with other professionals and communities in planning, providing, and evaluating healthcare. The RN to MSN courses are open for enrollment once a month.

American Sentinel University's nursing degree programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education as a national accreditation agency, CCNE is an autonomous branch of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), the only accrediting body devoted exclusively to evaluating baccalaureate and graduate nursing degree programs.

The Nursing Case Management program prepares nurses to assume the role of case manager within the various sectors of a health system or insurance industry. Content builds upon the standards of the Case Management Society of America core curriculum, with additional emphasis on distance client management using technology. Students are introduced to the process of Life Care Planning. This program is ideal for nurses wishing create their own business in case management.

Graduates from the Master of Science Nursing program will be able to: Utilize theoretical knowledge to guide advanced practice nursing; Collaborate in research activities and utilize knowledge gained from research in advanced practice nursing; Evaluate health policies and economics related to the delivery of healthcare; and assume roles as leaders and collaborators with other professionals and communities in planning, providing, and evaluating healthcare. The RN to MSN courses are open for enrollment once a month.

American Sentinel University's nursing degree programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education as a national accreditation agency, CCNE is an autonomous branch of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), the only accrediting body devoted exclusively to evaluating baccalaureate and graduate nursing degree programs.

The Nursing Management and Organizational Leadership program is designed for working professionals who seek to develop their skills and gain the advantage resulting from a comprehensive high-quality graduate program. The purpose of the online Master of Science Nursing (MSN) program is to prepare leaders, managers, and administrators who facilitate achievement of optimal health in the dynamic healthcare system. The program prepares students for a career as nursing administrators. This role involves management of resources, interdisciplinary collaboration, and application of technology, information systems, knowledge, and critical thinking.

Graduates from the Master of Science Nursing program will be able to: Utilize theoretical knowledge to guide advanced practice nursing; Collaborate in research activities and utilize knowledge gained from research in advanced practice nursing; Evaluate health policies and economics related to the delivery of healthcare; and lead collaborative projects involving other professionals and communities in planning, providing, and evaluating healthcare. The RN to MSN courses are open for enrollment once a month.

American Sentinel University's nursing degree programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education as a national accreditation agency, CCNE is an autonomous branch of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), the only accrediting body devoted exclusively to evaluating baccalaureate and graduate nursing degree programs.

Patient safety, quality control for hospital-acquired infections, and the growing threat of epidemics and pandemics are all indicators that more and more healthcare systems will need to hire nurses trained in infection control and prevention. American Sentinel's master's degree in nursing with a specialization in infection prevention and control can provide entry into this important emerging field.

Graduates from our online degree program will be able to: apply principles of epidemiology to environmental assessment of risk; develop a comprehensive infection prevention and control program; create infection prevention and control guidelines; design a surveillance system; analyze and interpret infection control data.

American Sentinel University's nursing degree programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education as a national accreditation agency, CCNE is an autonomous branch of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), the only accrediting body devoted exclusively to evaluating baccalaureate and graduate nursing degree programs.

The Norwich University Master of Science in Nursing program will provide the knowledge and skills you need to succeed in leadership and educator positions in the contemporary health care environment. Our graduates are skilled in critical thinking, communication, leadership, and possess a solid foundation in business practices to manage both human and fiscal resources at a time when both are in short supply. The program uses a balance of theoretical and experiential tools to ensure that you are able to participate in the development of health care delivery, the shaping of health care policy, and the future of the nursing profession. The Master of Science in Nursing program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), the premier accreditor of graduate nursing programs.

The Nursing Educator concentration is designed for nurses who desire to function within the educational environment as a leader and change agent. Students will face challenges in the classroom such as student diversity, the wide variety of learning needs, changing student expectations, an explosion in educational technology, and the complexity of the clinical environment in which their students will practice.

While a bachelor's degree may qualify you for amny nursing positions, some nursing career paths require a master's degree - especially for leadership positions that offer higher income potential. Kaplan University's Master of Science in Nursing allows you to study online and earn the credentials to pursue career advancement in administrative, faculty, or staff development roles.*Prepare to meet the clinical, educational, research, and administrative challenges associated with working in a technology-rich environment. Focus on the representation of health care data and information and examine computer, information literacy, and management competencies. Explore the use of technology and information systems to advance evidence-based research. Graduates may pursue informatics leadership roles in health care, corporate, and education settings.* Specializations include nurse administrator, nurse educator, and informatics.

*Kaplan University's programs are designed to prepare graduates to pursue employment in their field of study, or in related fields. However, the University does not guarantee that graduates will be placed in any particular job or employed at all.

Prepare to meet the clinical, educational, research, and administrative challenges associated with working in a technology-rich environment. Focus on the representation of health care data and information and examine computer, information literacy, and management competencies. Explore the use of technology and information systems to advance evidence-based research. Graduates may pursue informatics leadership roles in health care, corporate, and education settings.*

While a bachelor's degree may qualify you for many nursing positions, some nursing career paths require a master's degree - especially for leadership positions that offer higher income potential. Kaplan University's Master of Science in Nursing allows you to study online and earn the credentials to pursue career advancement in administrative, faculty, or staff development roles. *Prepare to meet the clinical, educational, research, and administrative challenges associated with working in a technology-rich environment. Focus on the representation of health care data and information and examine computer, information literacy, and management competencies. Explore the use of technology and information systems to advance evidence-based research. Graduates may pursue informatics leadership roles in health care, corporate, and education settings.*

*Kaplan University's programs are designed to prepare graduates to pursue employment in their field of study, or in related fields. However, the University does not guarantee that graduates will be placed in any particular job or employed at all.

Are you a nurse interested in having a direct impact on your work environment and becoming an agent of change? If so, the Saint Xavier University online MSN in Executive Leadership can help you reach your goals.

Through the Executive Leadership track of our online MSN degree, you'll acquire the high-level perspective and advanced administrative skills to manage a nursing unit or department in today's dynamic health care environment. Developed and revised in response to changes in the Nurse Executive, Advanced certification exam, the program covers vital aspects of the nurse executive role, such as effective communication with colleagues and patients, the assessment and implementation of information technology, and strategic planning.

Coursework and curriculum in our nursing master's degree program is steeped in Saint Xavier's organizational values of focusing on underserved populations and health care disparities. It is designed to reflect the needs of nurse administrators working in a variety of health care settings and managing a diverse workforce.

At Saint Xavier, you'll be earning your master's degree in nursing online at a school of nursing that was named a Center of Excellence by the National League for Nursing (NLN) in 2007?one of only 15 schools in the country to be so distinguished. Saint Xavier's School of Nursing is also accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

The American Sentinel M.S. Nursing, nursing education specialization, is designed for experienced nurses who wish to pursue educator roles within a clinical environment or become faculty members at traditional or non-traditional schools of nursing. The specialization emphasizes curriculum development, teaching various learning styles and teaching via distance technology. Students may choose between two capstone courses: Academic Program Leadership or Educational Leadership. The Academic Program Leadership capstone is for students interested in leadership positions in academic environments and has a special emphasis on institutional and programmatic accreditation. The Educational Leadership capstone is for students who wish to continue their education in doctoral studies with the ultimate goal of becoming a faculty member at a university or college.

Students graduating with American Sentinel's CCNE-accredited M.S. Nursing, nursing education specialization, complete 36 credit hours of course work. Students may be eligible to transfer up to 18 credit hours from previous graduate study.

Our master degree in nursing education RN to MSN program helps prepare you to work as a nursing educator in bachelor's and associate's programs, healthcare staff development, continuing education programs, or community education programs. Through the nursing education specific coursework, you'll learn how to create curricula, and plan, revise, implement and evaluate programs. The program also covers advanced nursing practice.

Nurse Educators are found in both the university setting and the practice setting. Nurse Educators prepare the current and future generation of nurses, or help educate the community on best practices or health concerns.