As a graduate of the AGACNP specialty, you will be prepared as a beginning-level advanced practice provider of care for acutely ill adults with multiple and complex problems. Upon completion of the program you will be eligible to take an AGACNP national board certification examination. To qualify for entry into the AGACNP Graduate Certificate program, you must have a degree in nursing as an advanced practice nurse and experience in an acute care setting. The certificate requires a total of 720 hours of supervised clinical training.

As a graduate of the FNP specialty, you will be prepared as a beginning-level primary care provider for families. Upon completion of the program you will be eligible to take an FNP national board certification examination. To qualify for entry into the FNP Graduate Certificate program, you must have a degree in nursing as an advanced practice nurse. The certificate requires a total of 720 hours of supervised clinical training.

Graduates of the PNP specialty are registered nurses who have advanced education in pediatric nursing beyond the initial registered nurse preparation. As a PNP student, you will receive a broad foundation of educational preparation in advanced nursing practice with children by focusing on prevention, health maintenance and education, and diagnosis and management of common acute and chronic health conditions among well and ill children. To qualify for entry into the PNP Graduate Certificate program, you must have a degree in nursing as an advanced practice nurse. The certificate requires a total of 720 hours of supervised clinical training.

As a graduate of the NM specialty, you will be prepared as a beginning-level provider for those seeking midwifery care as defined by the ACNM Core Competencies for Basic Midwifery Practice. Upon completion of the program, you will be eligible to apply for certification through the American Midwifery Certification Board (AMCB). To qualify for entry into the NM Graduate Certificate program, you must have a degree in nursing as an advanced practice nurse. The certificate requires a total of 900 hours of supervised clinical training.

Graduates of the PMHNP specialty are prepared as psychiatric mental health-care providers to treat people across the lifespan with psychiatric disorders at a beginning level of practice. Graduates will receive a broad foundation of educational preparation in advanced psychiatric and mental health nursing practice across the lifespan, nursing theories and nursing research. Health assessment, primary prevention, health-care maintenance, clinical decision-making and illness management are emphasized in the classroom and clinical practica. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to take an PMHNP national board certification examination. To qualify for entry into the PMHNP Graduate Certificate program, you must have a degree in nursing as an advanced practice nurse. The certificate requires a total of 720 hours of supervised clinical training.