Welcome UK Chandler Hospital Nurses!

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1 Welcome UK Chandler Hospital Nurses! University of Cincinnati College of Nursing UK Chandler Hospital Lunch & Learn Thursday, January 15, 2015

2 Master of Science in Nursing Programs Denise K. Gormley, PhD, RN Associate Professor and Executive Director, Graduate Programs Specialty Programs Offered Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Family Nurse Nurse Midwifery Occupational Health Women s Health Nurse Distance Learning (Online Programs) Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Family Nurse Nurse Midwifery Neonatal Nurse Women s Health Nurse Post- Master s Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Post-Graduate Nursing Education

3 Master of Science in Nursing Programs Post Master s Certificates Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Family Nurse Neonatal Nurse Occupational Health Nursing Pediatric Nurse Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Primary Care Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Post Baccalaureate Certificate Nursing Education

4 Nurse Anesthesia BSN to DNP Wm. Terry Ray, PhD, MNSc, CRNA Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing Program Director, Nurse Anesthesia Program The University of Cincinnati Nurse Anesthesia BSN to DNP program requires 36 months (nine semesters) of full-time study. Clinical experience begins in the third semester to allow students to integrate and apply concepts learned in the classroom

5 Nurse Anesthesia BSN to DNP Program Admission Requirements: Non-restricted RN license from any state Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from an ACEN (formerly NLNAC) or CCNE accredited school of nursing Minimum one year of full-time critical care experience as an RN within the past three years. Current CCRN Certification Current American Heart Association ACLS Provider Certification Science GPA of 3.0 or higher on 4.0 scale GRE score of 150 or higher for Verbal Reasoning preferred GRE score of 150 or higher on Quantitative Reasoning preferred Personal interview with Nurse Anesthesia Admissions Committee Application deadline is February 15, 2015 interviews will be held March 16-17, 2015

6 Doctor of Nursing Practice Melissa Willmarth-Stec, DNP, APRN, CNM Associate Professor of Clinical Nursing Director, DNP Program Leadership based practice doctorate with direct focus on evidence based practice, quality improvement and patient safety and emphasis on the triple aim of high quality care, improved patient satisfaction and cost efficient healthcare.

7 Doctor of Nursing Practice BSN to DNP credit house, specialty dependent 8-9 full time semesters Nurse Anesthesia, Pediatric Primary & Acute Care NP, Adult/Gero Primary Care NP, FNP, Nursing Administration GRE required Post MSN-DNP 42 Credit hours 14 classes, 4 full time semesters 504 practicum hours, project based No GRE if GPA is over 3.25

8 PhD Donna Shambley-Ebron, PhD, RN, CTN-A Associate Professor, PhD Program Director Is the PhD Degree for You? If You have a desire to develop the science that shapes nursing practice; You desire a career in which you are prepared to conduct original research in inter-professional teams or as an independent nurse scientist; You desire a leadership role in nursing in developing policy, stewarding the discipline, and preparing the next generation of nurses; You will have a BSN or MSN awarded prior to August 2015 and; You are highly motivated and prepared to undertake a rigorous program of study, Then, the PhD is for YOU!

9 PhD BSN-to-PhD Requires a minimum of 90 hours of course work including the dissertation Requires 2 semesters of graduate coursework tailored to your interest prior to entry into PhD courses Research Focus Areas Health promotion in vulnerable populations and eliminating health disparities Violence Chronic and co-morbid conditions Aging Education

10 Admissions and Application Process For further information and questions related to admissions to UC College of Nursing Graduate Programs, please contact: Andi Davis Program Coordinator for Recruitment Office of Student Affairs Tiffany Cooper Program Coordinator of Admission, Graduate Programs Office of Student Affairs