University of South Alabama College of Nursing
 
Post MSN Certificate Tracks Nurse and patient
 
The Post-MSN certificate tracks are designed for registered nurses with a graduate degree in nursing who seek academic preparation in a new specialty area of advanced nursing. Post-MSN students can select any of the specialty options offered by the program. Each certificate track is designed to be in compliance with national certification requirements including required support courses, didactic specialty courses, and clinical hours.
 
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION TO THE POST M.S.N. CERTIFICATE TRACKS
 
1. Graduate of master's or doctoral program with a major in nursing.
2. Verification of an undergraduate course or equivalent in health assessment.
3. Current unencumbered registered nurse license.
4. Submission of health data forms.
5. Submission of a resume which documents clinical experience.
(Note: Prior to enrolling in a nurse practitioner clinical course, students are required to have at least two years experience in an area appropriate to the Specialty track.)
6. Admission is contingent upon a negative drug screen and results of a background check.
 
Areas of Specialization
 
 

For Additional Information

For additional information and transcript evaluation write to:

Office of Student Services
University of South Alabama College of Nursing
USA Springhill Campus
Mobile, Alabama 36688-0002
(251) 434-3410
Email: congrad@usouthal.edu
FAX: (251) 434-3413

For information regarding admission to the University contact:

Office of Admissions
University of South Alabama
Mobile, Alabama 36688-0002
(251) 460-6141
1 (800) 872-5247
Email: admiss@usouthal.edu

The college is approved by the Alabama Board of Nursing
and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 520
Washington, D.C. 20036-1120
Telephone 202-887-6791

 


 

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