Comprehensive Curriculum Our BSN-DNP-FNP track offers a comprehensive curriculum that integrates clinical practice with theoretical learning. The DNP- FNP focus is designed for registered nurses who are committed to providing primary care to individuals and families across the lifespan in the BSN to DNP-FNP program. Our program equips you with the advanced clinical skills, leadership abilities, and evidence-based knowledge required to excel in today’s complex healthcare environment. You’ll gain in-depth knowledge in areas such as:
Advanced Pathophysiology | Pharmacology | Health Assessment | Primary Care of the Family | Evidence-Based Practice and Research | Healthcare Policy and Leadership
Our post-master’s DNP track provides a program that integrates practice and theoretical learning for nurses with a master’s degree in nursing. The post-master’s program learning with a leadership focus on aggregates, systems, and organizations.
Flexible Learning Options We understand the demands of your professional and personal life. That’s why our program offers flexible learning options, including online coursework and part-time study plans. You can tailor your educational journey to fit your schedule while progressing at a pace that suits you.
Clinical Excellence With 1,000 hours of clinical practice, our DNP program ensures you gain experience in a variety of healthcare settings. You’ll work under the guidance of experienced practitioners and have opportunities to apply your learning in real-world scenarios.
Leadership and Innovation As a DNP student at Bay Path University, you’ll develop the competencies necessary to drive change in healthcare. Our program emphasizes the importance of quality improvement and innovative approaches to patient care.
Supportive Community Bay Path University is committed to your success. Our small class sizes, dedicated faculty, and strong network of alumni provide a supportive and collaborative learning environment. You’ll have access to resources and mentorship to help you achieve your career goals.
Expand your career potential by enhancing your potential to...
Provide high-quality, patient-centered care to individuals and families across the lifespan;
Collaborate in interprofessional healthcare teams;
Implement evidence-based practices to improve patient outcomes;
Influence healthcare policy and advocate for the nursing profession
Doctoral programs in nursing fall into two principal types: research-focused and practice- focused. The AACN Contrast Grid shows the Key Differences between DNP and PhD/DNSc/DNS.
Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Certification Exam
The FNP certification examination is an entry-level competency-based examination that tests clinical knowledge in family/individual across the life span (prenatal, pediatric, adolescent, adult, elderly, and frail elderly primary care).