Course descriptions are available in the academic catalog.
Academic CatalogAn individualized program of study, based on the results of a gap analysis will be developed for each student following admission to the Family Nurse Practitioner post-master’s certificate track. The student is required to complete all program requirements as outlined in the individualized program of study to ensure eligibility to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner national certification exam. In all instances, students must complete at least 660 clinical practice hours. These hours can be derived from approved credit based on the results of the gap analysis and/ or from hours completed during enrollment in the post-master’s certificate program. The gap analysis will include, at a minimum, a review of previous transcripts and course syllabi for which transfer or equivalent credits are requested. Additional documentation may be required in order to complete the gap analysis.
Family Nurse Practitioner
*Additional courses may be required based on the review of your completed Master of Science in Nursing coursework
**Nurses who are seeking a Post-Master’s certificate but are not currently practicing will be required to take (or retake) NUR 5200 Advanced Pathophysiology
Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner
*Additional courses may be required based on the review of your completed Master of Science in Nursing coursework
**Nurses who are seeking a Post-Master’s certificate but are not currently practicing will be required to take (or retake) NUR 5200 Advanced Pathophysiology
Nurse Educator
Nurse Educator Track - 17 Hours
Course Number |
Course Description |
NUR 6120 |
Nurse Educator in the Clinical Setting (3 credits) |
NUR 6125 |
Teaching in Nursing Education (3 credits) |
NUR 6225 |
Assessment and Evaluation in Nursing Education (3 credits) |
NUR 6260 |
Curriculum Design and Program Development (3 credits) |
NUR 6325 |
Advanced Clinical Concepts (2 credits) |
NUR 6625 |
Practicum in Nursing Education (3 credits) |
Total Credits - 17 Hours (minimum)
Students must have successfully completed the following courses at the graduate level: Pathophysiology, Pharmacology, Health Assessment, and Research. If needed, these courses may also be completed at Florida Southern College.