Earning a doctoral degree in nursing allows advanced nursing professionals to reach the top of their field and improve health on a broader scale.
The Georgetown University Nurse Anesthesia program is a rigorous three-year full-time program that leads to a Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice (DNAP) degree. Students are prepared to take the National Certification Examination for nurse anesthetists and work to promote patient safety, enhance quality care, and improve nurse anesthesia practice.
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Georgetown’s PhD in Nursing Program is designed to be a premier doctoral program for individuals who want to be leaders for change by seeking to advance the discipline and those they serve in academic, community health, health care, policy, global, and research settings.
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The distance-based, online BSN to DNP program is designed for registered nurses (RNs) with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). The program is offered full time and part time. Students complete both master’s- and doctoral-level coursework while preparing to pursue APRN certification in one of four specializations.
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The distance-based, online Post-Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program is a part-time program of study designed to build on the clinical experience of nurses in advanced nursing roles with master’s degrees. Students engage with a diverse group of peers who include health care administrators, practicing APRNs, and nurses in a variety of other roles.
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