Students learn from faculty, including national and international FNP thought leaders

Program teaches care for patients of all ages, and equips for practice in community-based, rural and urban health care settings

Coursework is via an online asynchronous format that allows students to learn at their convenience

Students may pursue this degree while working and may conduct the DNP project at their current place of employment

Clinical experiences take place in a variety of settings, including rural and underserved areas, telehealth, ED, and home healthcare

Students are learning to reduce health inequities and transform healthcare

Online format allows for flexibility and convience so that students may continue to work while earning their degree

Students learn clinical skills at top clinical sites where interventions are developed, including the world-renowned Duke University Health System

Students in our MSN program can add the DNP or a clinical specialty

Our distance-based format is designed to meet the needs of busy adults, many of whom continue to work full-time while earning their degree

Students develop the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver care to ages across primary care settings, including those in rural and underserved areas