School of Nursing (Graduate)

Website URL:

https://www.purdue.edu/hhs/nur/

Department/School Head:

Pamela Karagory

Academic Programs:

Master’s and DNP Programs

AGNP
The Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (MS/AGNP) program offers an interdisciplinary approach to advanced practice education. Options for interdisciplinary work include medicine, pharmacy, audiology, speech pathology, social work, and physical and occupational therapy. Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioners are specialists in adult care who see patients ages 13 and older in a variety of settings. The AGNP program is designed to educate nurses who can provide competent, culturally sensitive, cost-effective, accessible and efficient care with an emphasis on rural underserved populations.  It is certified by the National Hartford Center of Gerontological Nursing Excellence.
 

FNP
The Master of Science (MS) with a major in Family Nurse Practitioner specialization (MS/FNP) develops leadership and practice skills necessary to shape nursing practice in a dynamic, complex, and globally interdependent healthcare system with a focus on the family. The FNP program is designed to educate nurses who can provide competent, culturally sensitive, cost-effective, accessible and efficient care with an emphasis on rural underserved populations. Graduates will be prepared as family nurse practitioners delivering care to all ages.

PNP

The Master of Science (MS) degree with a major in Nursing and Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner specialization (MS/PNP) develops leadership and practice skills necessary to shape nursing practice in a dynamic, complex, and globally interdependent healthcare system. The PNP program is designed to educate nurses who can provide competent, culturally sensitive, cost-effective, accessible and efficient care with an emphasis on rural underserved populations.

Graduates will be prepared to practice as pediatric nurse practitioners delivering care to infants, children, and adolescents.

PMHNP

The Master of Science (MS) with a major in Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner specialization (MS/PMHNP) focuses on developing leadership and practice skills to deliver advanced psychiatric/mental health care to families and individuals of all ages.

Graduates are eligible to sit for the national certification examination as a psychiatric/mental health nurse practitioner through the American Nurses Credentialing Center.

DNP

The DNP program prepares you for knowledge and skill building in areas of scholarly practice, innovation, practice improvement, health policy, leadership, quality improvement, evaluation of health outcomes, clinical expertise for advanced nursing education and testing of care delivery models.  There are two tracks for the DNP; Post BSN to NP and  a post master’s APRN or  non-APRN option

Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing

This campus-based learning program is designed to prepare the next generation of nurse scholars and scientists. The Ph.D. in Nursing program offers a singularly unique curriculum that is designed to prepare the nurse scientist for innovative and translational research through the use of transdisciplinary collaboration and teams. The Ph.D. in Nursing emphasizes the optimization of health care delivery through two foci: innovative care and innovations in healthcare delivery systems. Graduates competently and confidently conduct rigorous research to expand nursing science and translate findings to the bedside; lead others influenced by exemplary interdisciplinary research experiences; and identify problems in healthcare delivery, bringing theory, existing evidence, and scientific methods to innovative solutions to healthcare challenges. The program also offers a dual-title Ph.D. in Gerontology through the Center for Aging and the Life Course (CALC).

• Master of Science (MS) as an Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner
• Master of Science (MS) as a Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
• Master of Science (MS) as a Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner
• Master of Science (MS) as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
• Post-BSN to Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
• Post-MSN to Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
• Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D..)

Graduate Certificates (Degree or Non-Degree Students):

• Post master’s Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Certificate
• Post master’s Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Certificate
• Post Master’s Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Certificate
• Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner Certificate

Regular Graduate Faculty by Rank:

Professor

Gregory W. Arling
Sara A. McComb

Associate Professor

Kathleen Abrahamson
Azza H. Ahmed
Nancy E. Edwards
Karen J. Foli
Karen Sanders

Assistant Professor

Qinglan (Priscilla) Ding
Zachery Hass
Pi-Ju (Marian) Liu
Elizabeth A. Richards
Vicki L. Simpson
Dongjuan (Donna) Xu
Jiayun Xu

Clinical Associate Professor

Karen Atcheson
Jennifer A. Coddington
Cheryl J. Erler
Rosanne R. Griggs
Kathleen S. Schafer
Becky Walters

Clinical Assistant Professor

Nicole Adams
Mopelola T. Adeola
Jan Davis
Elaine Hannigan
Diane Hountz
Carmen A. Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Susan Kersey
Sandra Kuebler
Susan Modlin
Karla C. Ross
Margaret (Meg) Sorg
Deborah A. Spoerner
Amanda Ward

Programs

• Nursing, DNP
• Nursing, PHD
• Nursing, Systemwide, DNP

• Nursing, MS

• Adult Gerontology Primary Care Graduate Certificate
• Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner Certificate
• Primary Care Pediatric NP Graduate Certificate
• Psychiatric Mental Health NP Graduate Certificate

Courses

• NUR 50000 - Theoretical Constructs In Nursing
• NUR 50100 - Foundations Of Advanced Practice In Nursing
• NUR 50200 - Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Nursing
• NUR 50300 - Advanced Health Assessment
• NUR 50500 - Sociocultural Influences On Health
• NUR 50700 - Physiologic Concepts For Advanced Practice Nursing
• NUR 51000 - Research And Evidence Based Nursing Practice
• NUR 51100 - Health Promotion For Advanced Practice In Nursing
• NUR 51200 - Clinical Applications In Pharmacotherapeutics
• NUR 51300 - Health Promotion In Special Populations
• NUR 51400 - Clinical Application In Pharmacotherapeutics For Pediatric Nurse Practitioners
• NUR 51500 - Health Promotion In Pediatric Populations
• NUR 51601 - Clinical Applications In Pharmacology Family Nurse Practitioner
• NUR 52200 - Psychopharmacology Across The Lifespan
• NUR 52500 - Informatics In Nursing
• NUR 52800 - Acute Illness: Pediatric Health Practice
• NUR 52900 - Acute Illness: Pediatric Health Preceptorship
• NUR 53200 - Acute Illness: Adult Health Practice
• NUR 53300 - Acute Illness: Adult Health Preceptorship
• NUR 53800 - Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Roles And Psychotherapeutic Framework And Modalities
• NUR 53900 - Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Roles And Therapeutic Modalities Preceptorship
• NUR 54200 - Chronic And Commonly Recurring Conditions: Adult Health Practice
• NUR 54300 - Chronic Illness: Adult Preceptorship
• NUR 54400 - Advanced Practice Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Across The Lifespan
• NUR 54500 - Advanced Practice Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Across The Lifespan I Preceptorship
• NUR 55200 - Chronic Illness And Commonly Recurring Conditions: Pediatric Health Practice
• NUR 55300 - Chronic Illness And Commonly Recurring Conditions: Pediatric Health Preceptorship
• NUR 57600 - Advanced Practice Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Across The Lifespan II
• NUR 57700 - Advanced Practice Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Across The Lifespan II Preceptorship
• NUR 59800 - Master’s Capstone
• NUR 59900 - Special Topics/Independent Study In Nursing
• NUR 61100 - Primary Care Of The Young Family
• NUR 61300 - Primary Care Of The Young Family Practicum
• NUR 61500 - Primary Care Of The Young Family Preceptorship
• NUR 62200 - Primary Care Of The Aging Family
• NUR 62300 - Primary Care Of The Aging Family Practicum
• NUR 62400 - Evidence-Based Practice
• NUR 62500 - History, Ethics, And Innovations In Health-Care Delivery Systems
• NUR 62600 - Applied Biostatistics For Outcome Evaluation
• NUR 62700 - Primary Care Of The Aging Family Preceptorship
• NUR 63100 - Family Nurse Practitioner Preceptorship Clinical Synthesis
• NUR 63200 - Health Policy: Local To Global
• NUR 64000 - Human Factors In Healthcare Engineering
• NUR 64100 - Principles Of Epidemiology
• NUR 64200 - Systems Approaches In Healthcare
• NUR 65500 - Advanced Practice In Nursing Seminar
• NUR 65600 - Healthcare Organization, Policy and Economics
• NUR 65700 - FNP Practicum: Clinical Synthesis
• NUR 67300 - DNP Health Policy Residency
• NUR 67500 - Role Transition And Synthesis
• NUR 67800 - Healthcare Economics And Finance
• NUR 68000 - DNP Cognate Residency: Direct Practice/Systems Management I
• NUR 68100 - DNP Cognate Residency: Direct Practice/Systems Management II
• NUR 68300 - DNP Cognate Residency: Public Health/Homeland Security Practice I
• NUR 68500 - DNP Cognate Residence: Public Health/Homeland Security Practice II
• NUR 68700 - Doctor Of Nursing Practice (DNP) Practice Inquiry: Evidence-Based Practice I
• NUR 68900 - Doctor Of Nursing Practice (DNP) Practice Inquiry: Evidence-Based Practice II
• NUR 69010 - Research Seminar
• NUR 69020 - Leadership Seminar
• NUR 69030 - Communication Seminar
• NUR 69040 - Collaboration Seminar
• NUR 69050 - Implementing Theory In Healthcare Research
• NUR 69060 - Innovative Care/Innovations In Healthcare Delivery
• NUR 69100 - Health Care Research Methods
• NUR 69200 - Applied Statistics In Healthcare Research
• NUR 69900 - Research PhD Thesis