DNP Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner at New York University

Programme overview

The DNP prepares nurses for advanced clinical practice in adult-gerontology primary care at the highest academic level. Graduates lead practice innovation, quality and safety and lead interprofessional teams. Entry options are post-BS, Advanced Standing for NPs and CNMs, and an Advanced Certificate route for MS-prepared nurses.

Faculty: Rory Meyers College of Nursing | Duration: Post-BS to DNP: 84 credits (15-semester sample plan); Advanced Standing DNP: 36 credits (7 semesters); must finish within 7 years of matriculation | Location: New York, NY, United States

What you will study

Research and statistics, advanced pathophysiology, advanced physical assessment, pharmacotherapeutics, geriatric syndromes, mental health across the lifespan, primary care practica, DNP core courses (epidemiology, evidence-based practice, genetics, health economics, health policy, informatics) and DNP Project Seminars I and II. Post-BS students complete 1025 clinical hours; Advanced Standing students complete 400 hours.

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Application information

Entry requirements

The application for our DNP programs is now available. All applicants to our DNP programs are required to submit the following documents at the time of application: One (1) transcript from each post-secondary school attended. We can review applications with unofficial transcripts. Admitted students will be asked to submit official transcripts prior to beginning coursework at NYU Meyers. Resume. A two- to three-page personal statement. At least two (2) letters of recommendation. RN (and NP, where applicable) license and registration certificate. Applicants may submit an application with an out-of-state license, but admitted students must obtain a New York State RN/NP license prior to beginning coursework at NYU Meyers.

Duration: Post-BS to DNP: 84 credits (15-semester sample plan); Advanced Standing DNP: 36 credits (7 semesters

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