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    The document outlines the course requirements for the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) concentration at King College School of Nursing over 4 semesters. In the first fall semester, students take 9 credit hours including courses in advanced pathophysiology, physical assessment, and healthcare informatics. The following spring, students take 9 more credits including courses in research, pharmacology, and the first of four FNP seminar/practicum courses requiring 60 hours of clinical experience. The program totals 45 credit hours over 2 years including core and concentration courses, culminating in the final spring semester with 6 credits of FNP seminar/practicum and a 3 credit practice management course.

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    The document outlines the course requirements for the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) concentration at King College School of Nursing over 4 semesters. In the first fall semester, students take 9 credit hours including courses in advanced pathophysiology, physical assessment, and healthcare informatics. The following spring, students take 9 more credits including courses in research, pharmacology, and the first of four FNP seminar/practicum courses requiring 60 hours of clinical experience. The program totals 45 credit hours over 2 years including core and concentration courses, culminating in the final spring semester with 6 credits of FNP seminar/practicum and a 3 credit practice management course.

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    FNP POS Concentration 9.19.12

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    The document outlines the course requirements for the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) concentration at King College School of Nursing over 4 semesters. In the first fall semester, students take 9 credit hours including courses in advanced pathophysiology, physical assessment, and healthcare informatics. The following spring, students take 9 more credits including courses in research, pharmacology, and the first of four FNP seminar/practicum courses requiring 60 hours of clinical experience. The program totals 45 credit hours over 2 years including core and concentration courses, culminating in the final spring semester with 6 credits of FNP seminar/practicum and a 3 credit practice management course.

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    KING COLLEGE SCHOOL OF NURSING

    FNP Concentration

    SEMESTER FALL #1

    COURSE # NURS 5002 NURS 5004 NURS 5014 -CORE

    HOURS 3 3 3 9

    COURSE TITLE Advanced Pathophysiology Advanced Physical Assessment & Health Promotion Healthcare Informatics

    SPRING # 1

    NURS 5001 CORE NURS 5006 NURS 5018

    3 3 3 9

    Research Designs in Nursing Advanced Pharmacology FNP I Seminar/Practicum* (60 hours of clinical) Theoretical Basis of Nursing Practice FNP II Seminar/Practicum* (180 hours of clinical) Research Seminar Social, Cultural & Political Perspectives on Healthcare & DeliverySystems FNP III Seminar/Practicum* (120 hours of clinical) FNP IV Seminar and Intensive Practicum (240 hours of clinical) Practice Management and Advanced Role Development

    SUMMER #1

    NURS 5000 CORE NURS 5019

    3 6 9

    FALL #2

    NURS 5022 -CORE NURS 5010 - CORE NURS 5023

    3 3 3 9

    SPRING #2

    NURS 5024 NURS 5026

    6 3 9

    Total Credits

    45

    * Clinical hours 4:1 credit ratio; 60 contact hours per clinical hour per semester. Total 600 clinical hours

    Effective FA 11 Revised 3/11

    Subject to Change

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