DNP: Curriculum

     The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program prepares advanced practice nurses to provide clinical leadership in the delivery of culturally sensitive, evidence-based, individual, population, and/or system-based care. The graduate is also prepared for interprofessional collaboration and outcome evaluation and management to support the provision of quality and safety in complex health care systems. Please see our list of programs below.

• BSN-DNP, Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, DNP

• BSN-DNP, Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist, DNP

• BSN-DNP, Family Nurse Practitioner (Individual Across the Lifespan), DNP

• BSN-DNP, Health Systems Leadership, DNP

• Post-MSN, DNP
   

• Post-MSN, Health Systems Leadership, DNP

  *Please use link below for information/curriculum for your program. Find catalog year by when you matriculated. 

http://catalog.widener.edu/