Why ODU for Nursing - Neonatal Clinical Nurse Specialist?
Learn how to provide patient-centered quality care and improve health outcomes for neonates and continuously hospitalized infants through two years of age. In ODU's neonatal CNS master's degree program, your coursework will emphasize advanced clinical practice knowledge, leadership, and the integration of technology into practice within the complex healthcare system. You'll also explore practice models, standards, and regulations that direct advanced nursing practice.
You will be required to travel to main campus for scheduled training and/or testing at certain points in the program. We're proud to collaborate with Eastern Virginia Medical School's Standardized Patient Program, one of the largest in the U.S. These highly specialized actors provide safe practicum experiences where you will learn and refine clinical skills. You will also complete a clinical practicum experience.
ODU's School of Nursing is fully accredited by the Collegiate Commission on Nursing Education (CCNE), and this CNS MSN program is approved by the Virginia Joint Boards of Nursing and Medicine.
Are you a nurse in a medically-underserved, rural region in Virginia? ODU currently has a grant for a dynamic new preceptorship in these areas! Both preceptors and students train in evidence-based telemedicine and telehealth solutions that have been demonstrated to improve health care delivery. Please contact us and let us know if you're interested in this grant.
This program is not available in the following states: Washington