Nursing: Nursing Administration Systems, D.N.P.

The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP): Nursing Administration Systems Concentration requires a Bachelor of Science in Nursing as the entry point for the degree. The concentration consists of DNP core classes and specialized classes to prepare the student for nursing administration. The concentration also requires 1,000 clinical residency hours as part of a translational project.

Required Courses

PMBA 5810 - Information Technology for Business
PMBA 5820 - Financial Management
PMBA 5860 - Marketing Management
PMBA 5870 - Strategic Management
NURS 5310 - Advanced Resource Management for Advanced Nursing Practice
NURS 7000 - Philosophic Underpinnings for Nursing Practice
NURS 7010 - Evidence-Based Practice and Nursing Systems
NURS 7020 - Epidemiology and Health Requisites of Population
NURS 7030 - Meeting Population Demands through Biostatistics
NURS 7040 - Technology and Transformation of Health Care
NURS 7050 - Leadership in Complex Health Care Systems
NURS 7060 - Health Care Policy and Economics
NURS 7070 - Translational Evidence-Based Residency I
NURS 7090 - Translational Project
NURS 7080 - Translational Evidence-Based Residency II
NURS 7091 - Translational Project I
NURS 7092 - Translational Project II
NURS 7093 - Translational Project III
NURS 7094 - Translational Project IV
NURS 7300 - Essentials of Health Care Administration

Electives

Three (3) credit hours of electives are required. MBA Option: For those students who are dually enrolled in the DNP: Nursing Administration Systems program and the MBA program, MGT/PMBA 5250 Organization Behavior and leadership will be a required course. Students in the DNP: Nursing Administration Systems program only may consider PMBA 5250 as an elective.