Presenters fromand curious about Are you a Nurse becoming a Family Nurse Practitioner? Nurses with a Bachelor degree living or working in Northern NHLearn more about the program and how to apply Join the Video Info Session June 25, 2020 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM Presenters Marcy Doyle, DNP, MHS, RN, CNL Dayle Sharp, PhD, DNP, McPH, FNP-BC, APRN University of New Hampshire Department of Nursing What “ANEW” can for you Facilitation by the North Country Health Consortium’s Northern NH AHEC staff Through a new grant, Advanced Education Nursing Workforce (ANEW): • UNH offers tuition support for eligible FNP students who live in or complete at least months in a rural undeserved area after graduation • FNP students will gain clinical practice in rural, under served communities of NH • Awards range from $5,500 to $11,000 per semester LEARN ABOUT The University of New Hampshire Advanced Education Nursing Workforce (ANEW) grant is funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration HRSA #T94HP32895 The UNH Family Nurse Practitioner program Tuition support Questions and answers from Nursing faculty How the Family Nurse Practitioner Program will work for you! Register Questions about this event? Laura Remick, MEd, CHES Workforce and Education Coordinator e: lremick@nchcnh.org p: 603-259-4811 w: NCHCNH.org https://bit.ly/FNPatUNH-info Session is free, no obligation to enroll This is a partnership between the University of New Hampshire Department of Nursing, the Institute for Health Policy and Practice, Citizens Health Initiative, Project ECHO at the University of New Hampshire and the North Country Health Consortium/ Northern New Hampshire Area Health Education Center