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Adult Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

Effective Fall 2008, the Gerontological NP program has been combined with the Adult NP program to respond to trends in the U.S. population. The information on this page is applicable to all prospective students.

Those interested in the combined Adult & Gerontological NP program should click here »

Sample Plan of Part-Time Study*

 
Course Title Credits Semester(s) Offered
Semester I: Fall
NPHY612 Advanced Physiology and Pathophysiology 3 Fall, Spring
NURS723 Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics 3 Fall, Spring
Semester II: Spring
NURS701 Science and Research for Adv. Practice Nursing 4 Fall, Spring, Summer
NPHY614 Pathophysiology of Aging 2 **Spring only
Semester III: Summer
NURS622 Systems and Populations in Health Care 3 Fall, Spring, Summer
Semester IV: Fall
NURS659 Org. & Profess. Dimens. of Adv. Nursing Practice 3 Fall, Spring, Summer
NURS605 Comprehensive Adult Health Assessment
        Lab/Clinical Practicum: 8 hrs/week
3 **Fall only
Semester V: Spring
NURS620 Diagnosis & Management of Adult Primary Care I 4 **Spring & with 619
NURS619 Clinical Practicum in Primary Care I
        Clinical Practicum: 17 hrs/wk. 
        Total: 250 hrs.
5 **Spring & with 620
Semester VI: Summer
NRSG630 Advanced Primary Care Clinical Practicum
        Clinical Practicum:  17 hrs/wk. 
        Total:  135 hrs
3 ** Spring & with 620
Semester VII: Fall
NURS716 Diagnosis & Management of Adult Primary Care II 4 ** Fall & with 717
NURS717 Clinical Practicum in Primary Care II 
        Clinical Practicum:  9 hrs/wk. 
        Total:  135 hrs
3 ** Fall & with 716

*Many of the courses are also offered at the Universities at Shady Grove in Rockville, Md.

**Course offering limited to that particular semester of the year

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