2013-2014 Catalog

 

MSN - Nursing Administration

The Nursing Administration major is designed to develop sound fiscal and personnel managers who are effective stewards of health care resources. It includes a practicum component as well as courses in organizational behavior, financing and role development. Graduates will be prepared to assume leadership roles within a variety of health care settings. They will also have the foundation necessary to work as a nurse educator within the university setting. Graduates of the program are eligible to apply for certification by the appropriate credentialing body.

Admission and Graduation Requirements for MSN degrees

Nursing Administration - Program of Study

All courses must be completed with a satisfactory grade in order to continue in the program.

Core Courses

All core courses must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher.

GNUR-501Evidence Based Communication

3

GNUR-513AProfessional Development for Advanced Practice - A

1

GNUR-510Theoretical Foundations for Advanced Nursing Practice

2

GNUR-525Ethics and Health Policy

3

GNUR-528Biostatistics and Epidemiology

3

GNUR-530Utilization of Research for Evidence Based Practice

3

Major Courses

All major courses must be completed with a grade of "B" or higher.
NRA-671Professional Role Development for the Nurse Administrator

3

NRA-672Management of Healthcare Delivery Systems

3

NRA-673Nursing Leadership and Human Resources

3

NRA-674Organizational Development

3

NRA-676Organization and Finance of Healthcare

3

GNUR-513BProfessional Development for Advanced Practice - B

1

GNUR-590Nursing Investigation

5

Total Credit Hours:41

Nursing Administration (Post-MBA) - Program of Study

Students who have met all Graduate Nursing admission requirements and have received an MBA from a regionally accredited college or university are eligible for the post-MBA Nursing Administration program.

All courses must be completed with a satisfactory grade in order to continue in the program.

Major Courses

GNUR-501Evidence Based Communication

3

GNUR-513AProfessional Development for Advanced Practice - A

1

GNUR-510Theoretical Foundations for Advanced Nursing Practice

2

GNUR-530Utilization of Research for Evidence Based Practice

3

NRA-640Introduction to Interprofessional Collaboration

1

NRA-672Management of Healthcare Delivery Systems

3

NRA-673Nursing Leadership and Human Resources

3

NRA-678Advanced Nursing Management

5

GNUR-513BProfessional Development for Advanced Practice - B

1

GNUR-590Nursing Investigation

5

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Graduate Nursing Elective*

3

Total Credit Hours:30
*Students must have a 3-credit hour Health Policy Course.  If such a course was taken in the MBA, then an approved graduate nursing elective may be substituted.  If such a course was not taken, then students must take GNUR-525.

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