Master of Nursing - Advance Nurse Practitioner

The Master of Nursing - Advanced Nurse Practitioner (MN-ANP) program is ideal for baccalaureate-prepared registered nurses with a solid clinical practice foundation and strong interest in primary health care nursing at an advanced practice level. Building on the registered nurse scope of practice, students will develop knowledge, skills, and abilities linked to advanced assessment, diagnostic reasoning and clinical judgement necessary for autonomous management of care across the lifespan. Length: ThesisReport (2 years full-time, 4 years part-time), Nurse Practitioner (2 years full-time) Entry Terms: Fall. The MN-ANP program is a demanding full-time program requiring five consecutive academic terms of study (20 months).

Successful completion of a 4-year or advanced-standing bachelor’s degree in nursing from an approved academic institution with a CGPA of a least 3.3 or B+. Undergraduate-level courses in statistics, nursing research, health assessment, pharmacology, and pathophysiology with a grade of B or above in each course. Applicants to the MN Nurse Practitioner program stream must hold current registration, or be eligible for registration, with the Nurses Association of New Brunswick (NANB). A minimum of 3,510 hours (two years full-time) of recent clinical practice as a registered nurse prior to enrolment. Verification of practice hours from your employer must be submitted as part of your application.