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Dec 04, 2024
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2017-2018 University Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Post-Graduate Non-Degree Certificate
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The Post-Graduate Non-Degree Certificate is intended for nurses who already have an advanced practice graduate degree in nursing (MSN or DNP) who wish to specialize in a different clinical area. Students are expected to take the courses outlined in the Program(s) of Study provided below. In addition, it expected that the student already has the equivalent to the Rush graduate core courses as part of their previous graduate program as well as the specified additional courses listed for each certificate program. If these courses or their equivalent have not been completed prior to admission, then they may be taken as part of the program of study. Review of these courses for equivalence and transfer credit will be done upon admission into the program.
Post-Graduate Advanced Practice Certificate Options:
- Neonatal
- Pediatric Acute Care
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Post Graduate Advanced Practice - Neonatal
Advanced Practice Nursing Core
Specialty Curriculum Content
Total: 27
The following are prerequisite graduate level course work (or equivalent) to be completed prior to or as part of the NNP PGC program of study. These courses may be from an APRN graduate program from another institution or completed at Rush University. A Gap Analysis and individualized program of study will be completed for each matriculating student.
Advanced pharmacology
Advanced physiology
Transition to the APRN Role
Post Graduate Advanced Practice - Pediatric Acute Care
Specialty Curriculum Content
Total: 12
The following are prerequisite graduate level course work (or equivalent) to be completed prior to or as part of the AC PNP PGC program of study. These courses may be from an APRN graduate program from another institution or completed at Rush University. A Gap Analysis and individualized program of study will be completed for each matriculating student.
Advanced pathophysiology
Advanced pharmacology/applied pharmacology
Advanced physiology
Advanced health assessment/diagnostics
Palliative Care
Advanced primary care of the child (didactic/practicum)
Transition to the APRN Role
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