Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner - Frontier School of Midwifery and Family Nursing

Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner from Frontier School of Midwifery and Family Nursing is a Campus Master Family Practice Nurse degree that prepares you for a Nursing career. In the Community-based Family Nurse Practitioner (CFNP) Education Program, students complete a modular course of study over two to three years. The classroom is the community in which the student lives. During the clinical practicum, CFNP students work closely with a family nurse practitioner and other primary care providers in their community. The CFNP curriculum has a strong academic and clinical basis. In addition, the CFNP curriculum is unique in providing a strong foundation in understanding the business of primary care. This includes assessing a community to discover the primary care needs, learning how to develop a plan for having a fiscally viable practice , and working within the license and insurance regulations of the student's state. Women's health, including care of the childbearing woman, is a strong component of the program. The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree is offered in the family nurse practitioner specialty track. MSN CFNP Curriculum Level I: Foundations for Practice (16 didactic credits-0 clinical credits) PC600 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (2-0) PC604 - Pathophysiology for Primary Care (3-0) PC605 - Decision Making in Health Assessment (2-0) PC606 - Theories and Concepts of Advanced Practice Nursing (3-0) PC612 - Pharmacology for Advanced Practice (3-0) NP607 - Role of the Nurse Practitioner in the Health Care Delivery System (3-0) Level II: Clinical Management for Specialty Care (21 didactic credits-0 clinical credits) PC615 - Women's Health Care (3-0) PC617 - Primary Health Care I: Acute and Common Problems (3-0) PC618 - Research (3-0) NP611 - Care of the Childbearing Woman (3-0) NP614 - Primary Health Care II: Chronic Problems (3-0) NP615 - Primary Health Care III: Advanced Diagnostics and Urgent Care (2-0) NP619 - Primary Care of Children (3-0) NP621 - Primary Health Care IV: Psychosocial Problems in Primary Care (1-0) Clinical Bound (2 didactic credits-0 clinical credits) PC628 - Skills for Primary Care (1-0) NP629 - Advanced Skills for Primary Care(1-0) Clinical Practicum (3 didactic credits-15 clinical credits) NP634 - Health Care Policy and Financing (2-0) NP635 - Primary Health Care V: Complex Health Problems in Primary Care (1-0) NP641 - Family Nurse Practitioner Clinical I (0-3) NP642 - Family Nurse Practitioner Clinical II (0-3) NP643 - Family Nurse Practitioner Clinical III (0-3) NP644 - Family Nurse Practitioner Clinical IV (0-6) Total: 42 didactic credits + 15 clinical credits = 57 View more details on Frontier Nursing University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Family Practice Nurse courses.