Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Overview
The School of Nursing offers a Master's Degree in Nursing with a program focus
in Pediatrics that emphasizes family centered, community-based
and culturally competent care. Completion of this program allows graduates to sit for
national certification as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner.
Courses include:
- Health Promotion and Assessment
- Advanced Practice Pediatric Primary Care Management
- Pharmacology: General and Pediatric Specific
- Care Coordination and Collaboration with Families and other Professionals
- Leadership and Policy Changes
- Clinical Research and Program Evaluation
- Clinical Placements
Within the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Program, the focus is on health promotion, maintenance of
health, and treatment of common acute and chronic conditions
of youth in a family and community context.
In addition, areas of specialty focus are available
and may provide tuition and/or stipend support. These include: PNP:
Pulmonary Specialist
The faculty on the PNP Workgroup and staff associated with
this program include:
Michele Acker,
MN, ARNP, Senior Lecturer & Program Director
Patti
Brandt, PhD, ARNP, Professor
Janet Cady,
MN, ARNP, Senior Lecturer
Sandra
N. Jolley, PhD, ARNP, Assistant Professor
Gail M. Kieckhefer,
PhD, ARNP, Associate Professor
Eunjung Kim,
PhD, RN, ARNP, Assistant Professor
Anne
Kalkbrenner, MN, ARNP, Lecturer
Gabrielle
Seibel, MN, MPH, ARNP, Lecturer
Additional Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program Information
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