Characteristics of a MNSc Graduate

Graduates will enact the role of the Advanced Practice Nurse, which include to: 

• Promote, manage, and coordinate health care in culturally and ethnically diverse populations within areas of specialization. 

• Design and implement theory and research-based health care interventions within a variety of health care systems. 

• Deliver health care that is responsive and accessible to the consumer in a variety of health care systems. 

• Analyze the external and internal environment of health care delivery systems, including economic, political, ethical, legal and philosophical factors. 

• Analyze issues related to health policy and health economics. 

• Provide leadership in the profession and community to advance nursing practice and health care systems. 

• Plan, implement, and evaluate education activities using teaching and learning theories. 

• Provide consultation to health care providers and consumers. 

• Effectively communicate scholarly ideas through a variety of media. 

• Establish collegial and collaborative relationships within health care systems. 

• Develop advanced practice based on professional values and standards. 

• The Master’s graduate shall demonstrate the role of the APRN.