Nursing Administration Certificate Program
The Nursing Administration Certificate program prepares the master’s-prepared nurse to apply leadership and management skills to become the essential link between the vision and mission of the larger health care organization and the unit-based system of patient care. Resource allocation expertise, using professional skills in assessing and analyzing health care needs in the practice setting, is developed.
Certificate Requirements
Required Courses (9 hrs.)
The following courses must be taken by students in the Nursing Administration Certificate Program:
| NURS 5331 | Leadership in the Healthcare Environment | |
| NURS 5335 | Legal, Regulatory, and Financial Management | |
| NURS 5337 | Nursing Administration: Delivery of Care | |
Completion of the Certificate
The successful completion of 9 semester credit hours is required in the Nursing Administration Certificate program (see courses listed above). Individuals receive college credit for each course completed. These courses will be listed on an official university transcript and a certificate of completion will be awarded by the School of Nursing.