Nursing Executive Leadership - Daemen College

Nursing Executive Leadership from Daemen College is a Campus Master Registered Nurse degree that prepares you for a Nursing career. The purpose of the Nursing Executive Leadership program is to prepare masters level nurses who are skilled in fulfilling leadership and executive roles within the health care system. The constantly changing nature of the current health care system demands masters level nurses who can serve as leaders for the nursing profession. In light of the current nursing shortage, there is an urgent need for nurse executives who can promote the growth of the profession as well as work to improve the current RN working conditions that have contributed to the decreasing numbers of active nurses. In addition, there is a great need for nursing faculty to prepare new nurses to enter the profession. Nurses who complete the Nursing Executive Leadership program will be prepared to fill either of these roles. Outcome Objectives Upon completion of the masters program in Nursing Executive Leadership, the graduate will: 1. Exhibit leadership skills in working with staff and colleagues to address the health and illness experiences of clients from a variety of familial-socio-cultural backgrounds. 2. Create a leadership environment within a health care agency that enhances each client's dignity and acknowledges his/her strengths. 3. Use applicable research and theory to lead staff and other colleagues to assist clients in changing modifiable risk factors. 4. Synthesize information from a variety of disciplines to develop strategies for change for colleagues and staff. 5. Work collaboratively with and lead other health care team members to provide care for clients with complex health care needs. 6. Direct continuous quality improvement initiatives to enhance care provided in a health care agency. 7. Incorporate professional, legal, moral, and ethical standards into practice. 8. Critically analyze and synthesize research to determine applicability to practice. 9. Develop a research project or thesis pertinent to executive nursing leadership. 10. Contribute to professional nursing through advanced nursing leadership practice and professional involvement. 11. Exhibit change in leadership behavior as evidenced by enhanced self-knowledge, cultural sensitivity, team dynamics and systems thinking. 12. Demonstrate creative and critical thinking skills necessary to effect personal and organizational change. View more details on Daemen College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Registered Nurse courses.