2015-2016 Catalog

 

MSN - Nursing Administration

The Master of Science in Nursing Degree - Administration Major provides a Christian academic environment to prepare students to be world changers. It is designed to develop transformational leaders who are effective stewards of health care resources. This is accomplished by developing students through an integrated experience of advanced intellectual challenge, evidence-based professional growth, and maturation of servant leadership. Graduates will be prepared to assume leadership roles within a variety of health care settings.

Please see 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-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-513Introduction to Professional Development for Advanced Practice in Nursing Administration

1

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 Behavior

3

NRA-676Organization and Finance of Healthcare

3

NRA-678Advanced Nursing Management

5

NRA-693Integration of Theory Into Nursing Administration Practice

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

NRA-513Introduction to Professional Development for Advanced Practice in Nursing Administration

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

NRA-693Integration of Theory Into Nursing Administration Practice

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 (non practicum) may be substituted.  If such a course was not taken, then students must take GNUR-525.

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