The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program at Marshall University prepares advanced nurses to practice at the highest level of professional nursing.
Students experience self-paced classes, so you can take them when it works best for your schedule.
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The DNP program emphasizes the development of leadership skills and advanced clinical expertise, preparing nurses to take on influential roles in healthcare settings, including policy-making and executive leadership.
Our curriculum covers a wide range of topics including practice education, evidenced-based practice and information systems.
The final project for the program provides the basis for developing competence in the translation of evidence into practice and better healthcare.
Graduates of the DNP program are well-prepared to advance in nursing careers, or shape healthcare policy, pursue positions in nursing education, and more.
- Chief nursing officer (CNO)
- Healthcare consultant
- Nurse administrator
- Nurse practitioner
- Nurse researcher
- Nursing professor