Health Prerequisites. Lisa-Marie Williams , Post-Degree. Anthony T. Pho , Master's. Alison Owens , Master's. Headlines View All News. Award Nov 9, Award Oct 29, Diversity Oct 25, Award Oct 18, Sarah L. Connect with other university students, faculty, staff and through our social media networks. White Coats: Spring Start Admissions Application. Personal references from colleagues, friends, or family members do not meet the requirement.
Students who have between and clinical hours will have to complete additional clinical hours as part of a practicum. Graduate Level Biostatistics 3 credits : Demonstrates evidence of statistical literacy and statistical reasoning enabling students to critically read and evaluate healthcare literature.
Course must be completed at a regionally accredited college or university with a letter grade of B or better. Grade of B- will not be accepted. This program does not qualify for F-1 or J-1 student sponsorship. Legal Permanent Residents and non-immigrants who are otherwise physically present in the U.
The program's executive session format can be completed in six semesters of study , integrating approximately 5 days of on-site immersions during the first year with online and virtual learning experiences. The Doctor of Nursing Practice DNP - Executive program's executive session format can be completed in six semesters of study, integrating approximately 3 on-site immersions of 3 days each during the first year and one on-site symposium event lasting 1 day the second year combined with online and virtual learning experiences.
View the Immersions and Symposium Calendar. A total of 9 elective credits are required. Course credits can range from 1 to 3 and dispersed across semesters 3 through 6. Course Schedules and Descriptions Academic Catalog. Billed expenses are subject to change without prior notice. The DNP program prepares nurse leaders for evidence-based practice in both direct patient care and executive roles. This requires competence in translating research in practice, evaluating evidence, applying research in decision-making, and implementing viable clinical and organizational innovations to change practice.
The PhD program is designed to prepare nurses for careers as research scientists, often in academic or governmental positions. View Comparison Chart. Additional coursework and training as an educator can also be beneficial for those with a doctoral degree in nursing that would like to teach. The DNP-Executive track is designed to fit into the schedule of someone working full time in a clinical setting.
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YouTube LinkedIn Flickr. Now More Online Options. Why Hopkins? Why DNP? Request Information Speak with an admissions officer to learn more about our program. Student Sponsorship This program does not qualify for F-1 or J-1 student sponsorship. Nurses who want to improve outcomes for acutely and critically ill adult patients will experience a vigorous academic setting and benefit from rich and varied clinical opportunities to manage adult patients across the continuum of acute, chronic, and critical care.
With access to unparalleled Hopkins resources, clinical sites, and faculty, you will learn to develop and apply your assessment, diagnostic, and treatment skills for fast-paced environments where patients are physiologically unstable, technologically dependent, and highly vulnerable to complications. Learn more about the curriculum. This track prepares the student to provide person-centered evidenced based primary care to young adults including late adolescents and emancipated minors , adults, and older adults including young-old, old, and old-old adults.
Emphasis is placed on the primary care management of acute episodic and chronic conditions and integration of health promotion and disease prevention throughout the adult lifespan. Prepare to provide complete, advanced care for the whole family in this option that couples theoretical background with evidence-based clinical experiences in a wide variety of community-based practice settings.
The Pediatric Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Track at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing prepares nurses for advanced practice as a primary care provider who helps children and their families to achieve their optimal physical, social, and emotional development.
At Hopkins, faculty have designed a curriculum that combines diagnostic and pharmacological background with hands-on experience in various healthcare settings. Expand your nursing expertise in adult or child health with the Johns Hopkins Clinical Nurse Specialist doctoral program.
One in five American adults live with a mental, behavioral or emotional disorder, with even more gaps in access to care laid bare by the COVID pandemic. Become a nurse anesthetist, consistently ranked one of U. The DNP Advanced Practice Nurse Anesthesia track prepares students to administer anesthesia and anesthesia-related services independently and as a team member through a curriculum that emphasizes evidence-based practice, leadership skills and systems-level thinking.
Graduates become sought-after members of anesthesia departments and professional organizations; they are prepared to respond to the changing technology and health care policy landscape, and manage anesthesia needs across our aging and diverse population. There are three and four year plan options. A part time plan of study is not available.
If I have a specific area that I would like to focus in, for example oncology, are there additional electives I can take or other opportunities where I could gain more insight and experience in that particular area? The goal for this program is to provide educational, clinical, and practicum experiences in a transdisciplinary, collaborative learning environment. Students complete a project that demonstrates clinical scholarship.
This DNP Project emphasizes evidence-based approaches for quality and safety improvement in various roles and practice settings.
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