Doctor of Nursing Practice
Producing Graduates that are Well-Prepared Leaders
Our DNP-prepared nurse will lead the way to promote improved quality, safety and access to healthcare for people across our state and nation. Students graduate with the scientific knowledge and practice expertise to advance quality outcomes and create access to healthcare across a multitude of settings from rural health clinics to major urban health systems.
Doctor of Nursing Practice
DNP-prepared nurses are equipped for leadership roles in nursing practice, business, administration, clinical research and academia. MORE INFORMATION
Purpose of the DNP program is to provide a rigorous education to prepare scholars
to improve health and reduce cost through leadership and delivery.
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A BSN to DNP pathway for the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) track. MORE INFORMATION
A BSN to DNP pathway for the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) track. MORE INFORMATION
Nurse Practitioner Programs in Texas:
What to Look For
Communities across the U.S., especially those in rural areas, no longer have enough
doctors to meet the needs of their residents. This shortage affects more than half
of the counties in Texas. Nurse practitioners (NPs) are increasingly filling the primary
care provider role in underserved areas. According to the American Association of
Nurse Practitioners (AANP), more than 1.06 billion people visit with an NP each year.
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