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Nurse Educator Overview - Hybrid

The Nurse Educator concentration requires a minimum of 39 credit hours. Full and part-time programs of study are available. Classes are offered in a combination of live and online formats. Completion of this concentration prepares students to function in innovative ways as nurse educators. Students choosing the Nurse Educator focus will be able to:

  • Design methods of teaching, learning and evaluation for nursing education in the classroom, online, and nursing practice/clinical settings.
  • Analyze and develop plans of study in nursing based on appropriate curricular principles.
  • Integrate caring as a theoretical model into an educational framework.
  • Apply the role of nurse educator, demonstrating successful instructional methods in the classroom, online, and nursing practice/clinical settings.

At the completion of the program and after two years of experience as a nurse educator, graduates are eligible to sit for the National League for Nursing Nurse Educator Certification.

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  High salaries. According to the  U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics the median level for nurse practitioner was $99,730 per year in 2018.

 

Curriculum

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Graduate Core Courses(12 Credits)

Advanced Nursing Practice Grounded in Caring

 NGR

6110

 3

Philosophical & Theoretical Foundations of Advanced Nursing Practice Roles

 NGR

6811

 3

Nursing Research & Evidence-Based Practice

 NGR

6812

 3

Leadership, Policy, & Finance in Advanced Nursing Practice

 NGR

6891

 

Direct Care Core Courses (9 Credits)

Advanced Health Assessment

 NGR

6002

 2

Advanced Health Assessment Lab*

 NGR

6002L

 1

Advanced Pathophysiology

 NGR

6141

 3

Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics

 NGR

6172

 3

Concentration Courses(18 Credits)

Curriculum Evolution and Models in Nursing Education (selected weekends) Offered in Fall

 NGR

6713(**)

 3

Advanced Nursing Education Practicum (120 hrs per credit/ 8 hrs per week)

 NGR

6944L

 3 ***
 (1-3 variable credit. May be taken one credit at a time.)

Evaluation in Nursing Education (selected weekends) *First half of Semester 
Offered in Spring

 NGR

6718(**)

 3

Creative Teaching-Learning Methods in Nursing Education (selected weekends) *Second half of Semester

 NGR

6711 (**)

 3

Advanced Concepts for Direct Care Nursing Situations

 NGR

6006

 3

Direct Care Focus Practicum

 NGR

6006L

 3 ***

Total Credits

 

 

 39

 

Degree Details
College College of Nursing
Degree type MSN
- In State (FL) $371.82
- Out of State (FL) $1,026.81
Credits needed to graduate 33
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* cost per credit and total cost are calculated using tuition per credit and associated fees for the current academic year. It does not include course materials, textbook expenses, and other potential expenses related to individual courses. See academic calendar for our quarter term schedule.

Academic Advisor Graduate Coordinator NEDU Concentration 

Amanda Beasley 

Kathryn Keller, PhD, RN 

777 Glades Rd.

Boca Raton, FL  33431

777 Glades Rd

Boca Raton, FL 33431

Phone: 561-235-1503

Phone: 561-297-2919

Fax: 561-297-0088


 

Email: beasleya@health.fau.edu 

 Email: kkeller@health.fau.edu  

 

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