Doctor of Nursing Practice Program (DNP) Online

For more information about the doctor of nursing (DNP) curriculum, learning objectives, faculty, and opportunities for students, please visit their website.

School of Nursing Homepage: css.loyno.edu/nursing

Faculty & Staff

Degree Program Course Listings (DPCL): 

The School of Nursing offers the Doctor of Nursing Practice program on the following three tracks: 

 

Resources

Course Descriptions

General Information

The Doctor of Nursing (DNP) program is comprised of two tracks: Post BSN-DNP and Post-Master’s to DNP.  The Post BSN-DNP track prepares BSN nurses to be family nurse practitioners with an emphasis on incorporating comprehensive behavioral health into primary care. Graduates of the Post BSN-DNP program are eligible to apply for certification as a family nurse practitioner. The Post MSN- DNP has two concentrations: Nurse Practitioner and Executive Leadership.  Students can choose one of these two plans of study depending on their career goals: Post MSN-DNP for Nurse Practitioners with an emphasis in Integrated Behavioral Health or, Executive Leadership to prepare executive nurse leaders. (Students who enter the Post MSN-DNP program as a Nurse Practitioner must select the concentration area for which they are already certified.)