Post-Graduate APRN Certificate Program Role Preparation: Nurse Practitioner Population Focus: Family Program of Study* Fall NUR 5140, Advanced Pharmacology NUR 5300, Advanced Health Assessment NUR 5301, Advanced Health Assessment Lab Credits 3 Tentative Schedule Mon, 8-11a Tues, 8-9:20a Various sections on Tuesday credits Spring NUR 5010, Advanced Pathophysiology NUR 5610, Primary Health Care I NUR 5612, Primary Health Care I Clinical (100-150 clinical hours) Summer NUR 5700, Issues/Policy/Health Care Economics NUR 5630, Primary Health Care II NUR 5632, Primary Health Care II Clinical (220-260 clinical hours) Fall NUR 5680, FNP Intensive Practicum (including comprehensive exam) NUR 5682, FNP Intensive Practicum Clinical (300-360 clinical hours) PROGRAM TOTAL 3 credits Tues or Wed, 8-11a Wed, 8a-12n Individually Scheduled 2 credits Hybrid, on-campus sessions Mon, 8a-4p Individually Scheduled credits 24 credits Occasional Fridays Individually Scheduled Individuals completing the post-graduate APRN program are eligible to take a national FNP certification exam through American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) or American Association of Nurse Practitioners Certification Program (AANPCP) *Course and clinical requirements are determined for individual applicants based on portfolio review and gap analysis