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BSN-DNP

Misericordia BSN to DNP Program

Make a difference on a different level.

As a nurse, you affect lives on a daily basis. But what if you could affect more lives in more ways? Whether you’re looking to specialize in advanced practice nursing as a family nurse practitioner or move into leadership roles, the online Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) to Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program at Misericordia can help you gain the advanced skills and knowledge needed to broaden your impact.

The program is designed to combine theory, practice, and inquiry to meet increasingly complex healthcare needs. Courses challenge you to connect leadership skills, forward-thinking clinical expertise, and evidence-based practice knowledge to formulate initiatives for improved population health outcomes in a variety of settings.

Graduate prepared to make a difference.

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Progressive Online
Learning Environment

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Tuition Discounts
for Select
Healthcare Partners

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Small Classes for
Personalized
Instruction

     
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Coursework based on
AACN Essentials of
Doctoral Education for
Advanced Nursing
Practice

 

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Seamless Progression to
Your Next Degree

 

Take the lead.

Nurses play a vital role in today’s ever-changing healthcare landscape. And they need strong, decisive leaders who understand how nursing practice must adapt to deliver the expected level of high-quality, cost-effective care.

That’s why our BSN-DNP program features didactic coursework and clinical experiences that are grounded in the AACN’s Essentials of Doctoral Education for Advanced Nursing Practice. All this is delivered by a faculty of experienced clinicians who actively challenge and guide you as you take on everything from healthcare disparities and chronic illness to preventive measures and wellness promotion.

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Plan for success.

Our online BSN-DNP track features two specialization options that can be completed while attending classes in three calendar years over eight or nine semesters, including summers.

When you graduate from the program, you will be awarded both the Master of Science in Nursing (eighth semester) and Doctor of Nursing Practice (ninth semester) degrees. You can choose to specialize your MSN in adult-gerontology primary care nurse practitioner or family nurse practitioner. Upon graduation, you will be eligible to sit for the national nurse practitioner board certification examination for your specialty.

Due to curriculum requirements for the BSN-DNP program, the nursing education concentration is not available for these students.

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