With job openings for nurse practitioners expected to grow 40% by 20311, pursuing your online MSN Family Nurse Practitioner degree will empower you to advance in a fulfilling career and provide much-needed quality care to your community. By honing a master's-level ability to assess, diagnose and treat patients at each stage of their lives, you can prepare for fulfilling and rewarding opportunities in hospitals, community health clinics, home care practices and more.
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Graduate from our online FNP degree program and you can:
- Synthesizes knowledge from nursing and other disciplines as a basis for clinical judgment, clinical reasoning, and innovative evidence-based education and practice.
- Incorporates evidence-based practice in the delivery of person-centered care to enhance health outcomes and improve health systems.
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to select and apply principles of population health and advocacy strategies that optimize health outcomes for individuals, families, communities, and populations.
- Integrate and evaluate evidence-based practice to inform and promote advanced clinical practice.
- Analyze and apply quality improvement strategies to create a culture of safe, professional nursing practice that optimizes health and protects all.
- Apply leadership skills as a member of the interprofessional team to optimize the health of individuals, families, and populations within complex healthcare environments.
- Apply evidence-based, innovative strategies based on organizational and systems policies to enhance value, access, quality, and cost-effectiveness within complex healthcare delivery systems.
- Integrate information technology systems to drive decision making, healthcare change and interdisciplinary communication in complex healthcare delivery systems.
- Integrate the role of the advance practice nurse utilizing effective professional communication and presence to promote person-centered care.
- Contribute to an environment that promotes self care, personal health, well-being and professional development in a culture of accountability and collaboration.