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F. Upon completion of the prerequisite courses and CGPA and successful completion of the HESI exams for advanced placement (42 credits total), the student will be admitted on space available basis. G. Clinical Requirements: Applicants who have been admitted to the School of Nursing will be required to meet all clinical requirements listed in the undergraduate student handbook at http://webs.purduecal.edu/nursing/undergraduate/handbook/course-req/clinical-eligibility-documents/. Malpractice insurance purchased through the University is required upon enrollment in the first clinical nursing course. Plan of Study for LPN to BS Option (81 CREDIT HOURS) SEMESTER 3 COURSE COURSE TITLE TOTAL CREDIT HOURS NUR 181 Introduction to Professional Nursing 1 Credit Hr. NUR 182 Conceptual and Theoretical Thinking 2 Credit Hrs. in Nursing F&N 303 Essentials of Nutrition 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 275 Alternative Therapies for Nursing 2 Credit Hrs. Practice COM Elective 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 384 Concepts of Role Development in 3 Credit Hrs. Professional Nursing Semester Total: 14 Credits SEMESTER 4 COURSE COURSE TITLE TOTAL CREDIT HOURS NUR 282 Adult Nursing I 4 Credit Hrs. NUR 283 Practicum II 2 Credit Hrs. NUR 286 Mental Health Nursing Practicum 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 287 Mental Health Nursing Practicum 1 Credit Hr. NUR 451 Nursing Informatics 3 Credit Hrs. Semester Total: 13 Credits SEMESTER 6 COURSE COURSE TITLE TOTAL CREDIT HOURS NUR 361 Pediatric Nursing (1st 8 weeks) 2 Credit Hrs. NUR 372 Pediatric Nursing Practicum (2nd 8 1 Credit Hr. weeks) NUR 415 Pathophysiology 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 388 Nursing of Families and Groups 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 390 Nursing Research 3 Credit Hrs. Semester Total: 12 Credits SEMESTER 7 COURSE COURSE TITLE TOTAL CREDIT HOURS NUR 392 Community Health Nursing II 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 393 Practicum III 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 482 Nursing Leadership& Management 2 Credit Hrs. NUR 399 Nursing Elective 3 Credit Hrs. PHIL Elective 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 488 Capstone Course Preparation 1 Credit Hr. Semester Total: 15 Credits SEMESTER 8 COURSE COURSE TITLE TOTAL CREDIT HOURS NUR 485 Community Health Nursing Practicum 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 486 Community Health Nursing 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 498 Capstone Course in Nursing 3 Credit Hrs. ELECTIVE Humanities 3 Credit Hrs. ELECTIVE Open 3 Credit Hrs. Semester Total: 15 Credits departments / schools SEMESTER 5 COURSE COURSE TITLE TOTAL CREDIT HOURS NUR 317 Nursing Care of Women through the 3 Credit Hrs. Lifespan (1st 8 weeks) NUR 318 Pediatric Nursing Practicum (2nd 8 1 Credit Hr. weeks) NUR 394 Health Promotion and Education 3 Credit Hrs. NUR 397 Nursing Care of the Aged, Disabled 3 Credit Hrs. and Chronically Ill NUR 391 Professional Ethics 2 Credit Hrs. Semester Total: 12 Credits departments / schools | 127
departments / schools Master of Science, Nursing Students select among the Clinical Nurse Specialist (45 credits) Family Nurse Practitioner (45 credits), or Nursing Executive (43 credits) options. Full-time study requires six semesters including summer; part-time study options are available. Admission Requirements 1. Graduation from an accredited baccalaureate program in nursing. 2. Evidence of current registered nurse licensure. 3. Minimum undergraduate cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.0 4. Basic physical assessment course. 5. Introductory statistics course (within five years prior to admission). 6. Criminal background check clearance (Information about testing to be obtained through School of Nursing.) An applicant who does not meet one or more of the admission requirements may be considered for conditional admission status. In addition to the preceding requirements for admission, the School of Nursing adheres to Purdue University Graduate School Admission policies regarding English as a foreign language. Special Graduation Requirements Final graduation grade point average of a “B” or better on the approved Plan of Study. Minimumgrade of “B” in all core and specialty required nursing courses. The programmust be completed within 6 years following admission. 1. Advanced Practice in Nursing Core Courses (Applies to all Masters-level study options) NUR 50000 Theoretical Constructs in Nursing NUR 50100 Foundations of Advanced Practice in Nursing NUR 50500 Sociocultural Influences on Health NUR 51000 Nursing Research NUR 51100 Health Promotion for Advanced Practice in Nursing NUR 52700 Ethics for Nurses in Advanced Practice NUR 65500 Advanced Practice in Nursing Seminar NUR 65600 Healthcare Organization, Policy and Economics 2. Additional Clinical Nurse Specialist and Family Nurse Practitioner Core Courses NUR 50200 Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Nursing NUR 50300 Advanced Health Assessment NUR 50700 Physiologic Concepts for Advanced Practice Nursing 3. Specialty Courses Clinical Nurse Specialist Option Choose A or B A. Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist NUR 60200 NUR 60300 NUR 63000 NUR 63500 NUR 65900 Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist I Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum I Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist II Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum II Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum III: Clinical Synthesis B. Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist NUR 60000 Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist I NUR 60100 Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum I NUR 61800 Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist II NUR 62000 Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum II NUR 65800 Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum III: Clinical Synthesis Family Nurse Practitioner Option NUR 61100 Primary Care of the Young Family NUR 61300 Primary Care of the Young Family Practicum NUR 62200 Primary Care of the Aging Family NUR 62300 Primary Care of the Aging Family Practicum NUR 65700 FNP Practicum: Clinical Synthesis Nurse Executive Option NUR 52500 Informatics NUR 65000 Concepts for the Nurse Executive Creating an Environment for Professional Practice NUR 65100 Role of the Nursing Executive for Professional Practice NUR 65300 Nursing Administration, Financial Management SPEA V561 OR Public Human Resources Management OBHR 63300 NUR 67100 Nurse Executive, Practicum I NUR 67200 Nurse Executive, Practicum II 4. Electives (required in the Clinical Nurse Specialist and Nurse Executive Options) Twotothree credits fromNursing or other fields of study Adult Health or Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist Post-Master’s Certificate Programs Purpose: The purpose of the Adult Health or Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist Certificate Programs at Purdue University Calumet will be to provide Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) preparation to qualified Master’s prepared nurses. CNSs are advanced practice nurses who are uniquely prepared to meet complexpatients’ needs for expert nursing care. In addition, CNSs advance the practice of nursing through their positive influence on nurses, nursing practice and healthcare systems. The target audience for this program includes master’s prepared nurses that are interested in becoming clinical nurse specialists. Admission Requirements The admission process for the Adult Health or Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist Post-Master’s Certificate Programs adheres toGraduate School Admission policies regarding English as a foreign language and parallels that for students seeking a Master’s Degree in Nursing. Specific requirements are: 1. Master’s degree in nursing from an accredited institution or admission and enrollment in a master’s degree program in nursing. 2. Minimum graduate GPA of 3.0/4.0 with the possibility of conditional admission for applicants who do not meet this requirement. 3. Evidence of current registered nurse licensure. 4. A minimum of one year or 1500 hours of experience as a registered nurse. 5. Criminal background check clearance (Information about testing to be obtained through School of Nursing). Completion Requirements The certificate requires students tocomplete a minimumof 12 credit hours and a maximumof 25 credit hours consisting of the following courses. Adult Health and Critical Care NUR 50200 Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Nursing* (3credits) NUR 50300 Advanced Health Assessment* – 3 credits NUR 50700 Physiologic Concepts for Advanced Practice Nursing* (4 credits) NUR 51100 Health Promotion for Advanced Practice in Nursing* (3 credits) Adult Health NUR 60000 Adult Health CNS I (3 credits) NUR 60100 Adult Health CNS Practicum I (2 credits) NUR 61800 Adult Health CNS II (3 credits) NUR 62000 Adult Health CNS Practicum II (2 credits) NUR 65800 Adult Health CNS Practicum III: Clinical Synthesis (2 credits) Critical Care NUR 60200 Critical Care CNS I (3 credits) NUR 60300 Critical Care CNS Practicum I (2 credits) NUR 63000 Critical Care CNS II (3 credits) NUR 63500 Critical Care CNS Practicum II ( 2 credits) NUR 65900 Critical Care CNS Practicum III: Clinical Synthesis (2 credits) *May be waived if student has taken a comparable course at Purdue University Calumet or another accredited nursing programwithin 5 years prior toapplication tothis program. 128 | departments / schools
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