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Become a leader in the field of nursing.

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Prepare for the highest level of career attainment and specialization in nursing.

The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree is the terminal degree for practicing nurses, as opposed to a PhD in nursing, which is more research/education-based. DNP graduates emerge prepared for the highest level of practice and ready to serve in advanced clinical and leadership positions. They are skilled in translating evidence into practice and in achieving optimal outcomes at the patient, population and system levels.

Designed for You

This program is for working nurses who hold advanced degrees and are seeking the highest level of educational attainment and/or to become leaders within healthcare organizations.

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Masters to DNP Program

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BSN to DNP, with Nurse Anesthesia Specialization

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RIC nursing graduates consistently achieve top NCLEX Pass Rates, outperforming state and national averages.

Our Nursing Faculty

HyFlex Courses Meet Students Where They鈥檙e At

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Zvart Onanian School of Nursing

From the Bachelor of Science in Nursing to the Doctor of Nursing Practice, the 杏吧原创 Zvart Onanian School of Nursing educates and prepares graduates for the challenges of today鈥檚 complex health care settings.

Dr. Kara P. Misto

Associate Professor