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Post-Masters Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Track

Guidelines and Requirements

Guidelines

Students interested in the Post-Master's Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) Certificate option must apply and be accepted to the Graduate College and the Graduate Program at OUCN, as well as complete a specific application/interview/selection process for entry to the NP pathway, due to limited enrollment.

Applications for the Post-Master's NNP certificate option are available in November annually, with a return deadline of mid-January. Interviews are conducted in February/March, with notification of selection in April.

Admission Requirements

Completion of Master's Degree with a Nursing major
Cumulative (Master's) GPA of 3.0 (minimum)
Application & acceptance into:
- The University of Oklahoma Graduate College and
- College of Nursing

Requirements

Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Track Courses - 37 credit hours

Number	Topic
N5713	Neonatal/Pediatric Embryology/Physiology
N5714	Advanced Neonatal Physical Assessment
N5723	Neonatal & Pediatric Pharmacology in Nursing Practice
N5724	Advanced Development & Family-Centered Nursing Care
N5733	Neonatal/Pediatric Pathophysiology & Genetics
N5764	Advanced Neonatal Nursing Theory I
N5766	Advanced Neonatal Nursing Practicum I
N5774	Advanced Neonatal Nursing Theory II
N5776	Advanced Neonatal Nursing Practicum II

Plan of Study for 20 months Full-Time

For additional information, visit the nursing website at: http://nursing.ouhsc.edu or contact Amy Johnson, Nurse Practitioner Program Administrative Secretary, at (405) 271-2163 or by email at: Amy-Johnson@ouhsc.edu

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