Classes
Core graduate Nurse-Midwifery curriculum
The midwifery curriculum will be individualized for each graduate certificate student, based on consultation with a faculty adviser using transcripts and course syllabi from the previous advanced practice nursing graduate program. The program of study will be approved by the DNP coordinating committee.
Most graduate certificate students are able to complete their program in seven academic quarters. Graduate certificate students must complete or demonstrate equivalency for the following courses from the core graduate nurse-midwifery curriculum.
- NSG 530 Leadership Communication & Professional Role Development (3)
- NURS 573 Foundations of Advanced Practice Nursing (1)
- NURS 552 Wellness, Health Promotion & Disease Prevention (3)
- NSG 557 Physiology & Pathophysiology Across the Lifespan (4)
- NCLIN 500 Comprehensive Health Assessment (3)
- NCLIN 501 Diagnostic Health Assessment (2)
- NURS 514 Physiologic Adaptations in Women & Children (3)
- PHARM 514 Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Nursing (3)
- NURS 541 Women’s Healthcare (4)
- NSG 562 Management of Adults I (2)
- NCLIN 502 Pediatric Diagnostic Health Assessment (1)
- NCLIN 516 Advanced Clinical Practicum I (4)
- NURS 542 Childbearing I (4)
- NSG 539 Management of Common Newborn Conditions (3)
- NCLIN 517 Advanced Clinical Practicum II (5)
- NURS 543 Childbearing II (3)
- NCLIN 518 Advanced Clinical Practicum III (7)
- NCLIN 567 Advanced Practice Clinical Practicum (8)