Nursing Adult Clinical Nurse - Northern Illinois University

Nursing Adult Clinical Nurse from Northern Illinois University is a Campus Master Clinical Nurse degree that prepares you for a Nursing career. A minimum of four semesters is required for completion of the M.S. in nursing program. Graduates are prepared for the nurse educator role or for an advanced practice role as either a nurse practitioner or a clinical nurse specialist in a selected field of specialization and are eligible to sit for national examinations for certification as a family nurse practitioner, an adult nurse practitioner, or an adult clinical nurse specialist, by completing the program with the appropriate specialization. Current licensure with no encumbrance as a registered nurse in Illinois is prerequisite to enrollment in all nursing courses unless otherwise specified. Registered nurses who hold the baccalaureate in nursing may enroll in graduate nursing courses as students-at-large. With the approval of the student?s faculty adviser, a maximum of 9 semester hours of student-at-large credit may be applied to degree requirements. However, admitted students receive priority over students-at-large in registering for courses. To maintain enrollment in the graduate program, evidence of current registered nurse licensure, professional liability insurance, CPR certification, and absence of active tuberculosis is required. Graduate students must be in compliance with all clinical requirements prior to enrollment in the first nursing course. View more details on Northern Illinois University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Clinical Nurse courses.