Community & Rural/Frontier Health, M.S.N.

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The Master of Science in Nursing in Community & Rural/Frontier Health is offered by the Western New Mexico School of Nursing and is awarded after the completion of 33 credit hours as outlined below. An earned bachelor’s degree and active licensure as a Registered Nurse are required.

Core Requirements

BSAD 506 - Survey of Finance Topics in Healthcare Credit Hours: 3
NUR 501 - Theory and Science of Nursing Credit Hours: 3
NUR 502 - Research Utilization for Evidence-Based Practice Credit Hours: 3
NUR 503 - Innovation in Informatics, Healthcare Technology Credit Hours: 3
NUR 505 - Advanced Pathophysiology Across the Lifespan Credit Hours: 3
NUR 507 - Issues in Contemporary Healthcare Environments Credit Hours: 3
NUR 510 - Advanced Physical Assessment Across the Life-span Credit Hours: 3
NUR 515 - Advanced Pharmacology Across the Lifespan Credit Hours: 3
NUR 520 - Epidemiology and Population Health Credit Hours: 3
NUR 595 - Professional Development for Advanced Practice Nursing I Credit Hours: 3
NUR 596 - Professional Development for Advanced Nursing Practice II Credit Hours: 3

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Community & Rural/Frontier Health, M.S.N.

Core Requirements

Total Credit Hours 33