Adult Nurse Practitioner
About
The particular expertise of the ANP emphasizes disease prevention, health promotion, and the management of patients with acute and chronic multi-system health problems. Upon completion of the program, graduates receive a Master’s degree in Nursing and are eligible to take the national ANP certification exam. ANP graduates are usually employed in primary care medical offices, rural health clinics, nursing homes, hospitals, and specialty practice offices.
Curriculum
The curriculum includes a combination of core courses and clinical courses. More information about the curriculum...
Clinical
The ANP program requirements include 630 clinical hours performing supervised clinical activities. Supervision is provided by clinical preceptors (physicians and/or nurse practitioners) in private medical offices, clinics, acute care settings, hospitals, home health, and nursing homes.
Contact
Please contact the Office of Student Services at (502) 852-1196 for information on admissions and programs of study. Contact the Track Coordinator Whitney Nash via email or at (502) 852-3024 for career or clinical information.
