Prerequisite/Corequisite Key
| P = Course must be taken previously | C = Course must be taken concurrently | E = Course can be taken previously or concurrently |
| (RQ) = Required | (RM) = Recommended |
NURGP 519
Primary Care of Women and Children Practicum
2 credit hours
C:
NURSG-519
P:
NURSG-505
This course is the mandatory practicum section for NURSG 519 Primary Care of Women and Children. A minimum of 150 hours of clinical practicum is required for this course. Students work closely with primary care providers in clinical settings in developing clinical decision making skills integral to the role of the family nurse practitioner.
NURGP 535
Management of Common Problems in Primary Care Practicum
3 credit hours
C:
NURSG-535
P:
NURSG-519, NURGP-519
This is the second of three primary care delivery courses for Family Nurse Practitioner students. Assessment and management strategies for problems commonly encountered in primary care are introduced. Students work closely with primary care providers in clinical settings in developing clinical decision-making skills integral to the role of the family nurse practitioner.
NURGP 536
Management of Complex Problems in Primary Care Practicum
3 credit hours
C:
NURSG-536
P:
NURSG-535, NURGP-535
This is the final course of three primary care delivery courses for Family Nurse Practitioner students. This course is the mandatory practicum section for NURSG 536 Complex Problems in Primary Care. Assessment and management strategies for complex problems in primary care are introduced. A minimum of 225 hours of clinical practicum is required for this course. Students work closely with primary care providers in clinical settings to develop clinical decision-making skills integral to the role of the family nurse practitioner. The student will synthesize elements of clinical management skills and knowledge and analyze, apply and evaluate diverse aspects of patient assessment and healthcare interventions.
NURGP 609
Clinical Practice Specialty Practicum
1 credit hour
C:
NURSG-609
P:
NURSG-502 NURSG-503 NURSG-512 NURSG-608
This course is the mandatory practicum section for NURSG 609. Practicum experiences provide the opportunity to expand clinical proficiency in an identified area of advanced nursing practice. Students will collaborate with a MSN-prepared preceptor in order to develop in-depth knowledge and expertise in a particular area of nursing that includes graduate-level practice content and experiences, and expand their exposure to a variety of clinical situations and management strategies. A minimum of 75 hours of clinical practicum is required for this course. Note: Students registered for NURSG must also register for NURSG 609 in order to complete the course requirements and receive credit for this course.
NURGP 610
Learning Principles and Instructional Methods for the Adult Learner Practicum
1 credit hour
C:
NURSG-610
P:
NURSG-502 NURSG-503 NURSG-512 NURSG-608
This course is the mandatory practicum section for NURSG 610. Practicum activities assist the NE student to demonstrate application of theoretical principles and specific teaching-learning strategies in clinical, simulation, online and classroom instructional situations. A minimum of 75 hours of clinical practicum is required for this course. NOTE: Students registered for NURGP 610 must also register for NURSG 610 in order to complete the course requirements and receive credit for this course.
NURGP 611
Nurse Educator Capstone Practicum
1 credit hour
C:
NURSG-611
P:
NURSG-610 NURGP-610
This course is the mandatory practicum section of NURSG 611. Students will collaborate with a faculty mentor to create teaching-learning activities that include preparing and delivering didactic lectures in face-to-face and online environments, providing feedback to learner assignments, designing and conducting simulation activities, choosing clinical assignments, supervising learners in the clinical setting, leading pre-and post clinical conferences and evaluating learners in the clinical setting. A minimum of 75 hours of clinical practicum is required for this course. NOTE: Students registered for NURGP 611 must also register for NURSG 611 in order to complete the course requirements and receive credit for the course.