This career educates people about the availability of healthcare services and teaches people about behaviors that promote wellness.
What is a Health Educator?
What program at Regent will allow students to gain advanced standing in the MSN degree?
What is the RN to BSN Fast Track?
What is the minimum earned grade point average (GPA) in undergraduate studies needed for the MSN program?
What is a 3.0 GPA?
This degree is perfect for licensed registered nurses wanting to build upon their nursing expertise.
What is the B.S. in Nursing?
This B.S. in Healthcare Management concentration will help improve the quality of life for the elderly and chronically ill, and those needing convalescence and rehabilitation.
What is the Nursing Home Administration concentration?
Individuals in this role call on clinical and managerial skills to care for patients while also providing guidance and leadership to other nurses who are working with patients. In addition, they oversee a department of nurses.
What is a charge nurse?
True or False? The MSN in APRN degree leads to additional certification or licensure and is considered higher level nursing than the MSN.
What is True?
The Master of Science in Nursing degree requires prospects to submit what license?
What is an active unencumbered/unrestricted Registered Nurse license from your state of practice?
This degree will help students learn the fundamentals of healthcare operations, informatics, marketing, accounting, organizational dynamics, and more.
What is the B.S. in Healthcare Management?
What MSN concentration focuses on designing, developing, implementing and evaluating nursing education-focused curricula?
What is the Nurse Educator concentration?
This career works with treatment providers and patients to coordinate treatment programs and address questions from patients and their families.
What is a Patient Educator?
How many hours of practicum experience must be completed for the MSN degrees?
What is 500 hours of practicum coursework? (All practicum courses are 15-weeks in length).
Nursing licenses can be checked to see if they are active unencumbered/unrestricted licenses by going to what website?
What is Nursys?
This degree blends the disciplines of biophysical sciences, healthcare management and psychology to prepare students to create and coordinate services that benefit seniors.
What is the B.S. in Gerontology?
Name the two MSN in APRN concentrations.
What is the Family Nurse Practitioner and the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner concentrations?
This career will provide leadership to the nursing team at your healthcare organization. On a typical day, you might manage finances, implement treatment plans, integrate new medical technologies, assign schedules, and onboard new nurses into the department.
What is a Chief Nursing Officer?
Name at least three career opportunities for the M.S. in Nursing- Nurse Educator degree.
What is:
The MSN program requires that prospects submit a copy of their resume to show proof of what?
What is one year of full-time clinical RN experience before entering the degree?
Name four career opportunities for the B.S. in Gerontology.
What is:
This MSN concentration will develop strong strategic and organizational leadership skills that will help students improve policies that impact patient outcomes and staff relations.
What is the Nurse Leadership & Management concentration?
This career includes a live-in health care facility providing therapy for substance use disorders, mental illness, or other behavioral problems.
What is Residential Treatment?
The MSN in APRN degree requires students to complete what assessment before beginning practicum?
What is the Advanced Practice Health Assessment (APHA)?
Please explain the Healthcare Hero Scholarship.
What is a scholarship to support our dedicated healthcare heroes serving amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, offering a $5,000 award to all licensed, registered nurses? Nurses who enroll in the RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing or MSN degree programs by the specified deadline will receive the scholarship.
What type of accreditation does the B.S. in Nursing program hold?
What is a CCNE accreditation?
Which MSN in APRN concentration will learn to use advanced clinical judgment and practice to evaluate, diagnose and manage a plan of care for those struggling with various mental health issues.
What is the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Pactitioner concentration?