2015 Program Sheet_MSN NAP FINAL Split

“Students receive a great Master of Science in Nursing
education. The caring NAP
faculty focus on student wellness.” Nurse Anesthesia Program

Fatin Badran, MSN- NAP I N S P I R AT I O N e X P LO R AT I O N c o m passion

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MSN - Master of Science in Nursing Nurse Anesthesia Program MSN - Master of Science in Nursing Nurse Anesthesia Program

The MSN Nurse Anesthesia Program Graduates of the MSN: NAP are prepared to fulfill the requirements to sit for the Admission REQUIREMents  Statement of purpose(max. 500 words) answering the
(NAP) prepares nurses for service in National Certification Examination, (NCE). In addition, preparation is provided following:
the advanced practice role of nurse to safely practice as an advanced practice nurse with significant autonomy upon Applicants seeking admission to the MSN: NAP program
anesthesia. The program was designed certification as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA). must meet the following minimum requirements:  • why you have chosen nurse anesthesia as a profession
for nurses who have a foundation in
quality nursing practice, independent It is our expectation that nurses who complete the program will:  Graduation from a nationally accredited nursing program  • why you have chosen a faith based institution
decision making abilities, advanced or a baccalaureate degree in Nursing or other appropriate
psychomotor skills, the ability to  Demonstrate appropriate scientific knowledge and psychomotor ability while major such as a Bachelor of Science in Physics, Chemistry  • why you have chosen Lourdes University
interpret advanced monitoring providing anesthesia care. or Biology from a regionally accredited college or
modalities, plus superior collaboration university. Transcripts of undergraduate courses may be  Three letters of recommendation utilizing the Lourdes
and communications skills.  Demonstrate safety and vigilance to protect the patient from harm. reviewed by program advisor prior to application process University recommender form. Recommendations must
at applicants request be from the following individuals:
The MSN: NAP courses and  Provide individualized anesthesia care to meet the needs of the patient.
their sequence build upon prior  A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher  • An anesthesia provider, either a CRNA or anesthesiologist
baccalaureate education and  Demonstrate effective oral and written communication skills.
professional experiences promoting  Course content and a grade of 3.0 or better within the  • An immediate supervisor
the development of nurse anesthesia  Demonstrate professionalism and responsibility in the advanced practice role of last 10 years in: Anatomy & Physiology, Inorganic and
knowledge, concepts, and skills. the nurse anesthetist. Organic Chemistry  • A physician the applicant has worked closely with in
Emphasis is placed on advanced the critical care area
studies in science, research, and  Utilize critical thinking and decision making skills to impact patient care.  A current, unrestricted license as a registered nurse in
clinical practice to facilitate personal any state  A minimum shadowing experience of 1-2 days (8-16
and professional development in The Nurse Anesthesia Program is 28 months of continuous coursework including hours) with a CRNA or anesthesiologist
an environment that reflects the didactic and clinical practicum. All students are enrolled full-time and there is  A minimum of 2 years (within the last five years) as a
University’s Franciscan values and no part-time option. Various teaching methods will be utilized throughout the Registered Nurse (RN) in a critical care area prior to  Current curriculum vitae or resume
encourages lifelong learning. curriculum including distance education via videoconferencing. matriculation
 Completed Graduate School application
Clinical practicum will be scheduled to afford the student the maximum  Current BLS, ACLS, and PALS
opportunity to meet the case requirements mandated by the Council on  Successful completion of interview process (interview is by
Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs and will vary from the  Current CCRN invitation only)
academic calendar of the University.
 Accepted candidates must complete a graduate level
statistics course prior to matriculation

 Complete Admissions requirements can be found in the
Academic Catalog.

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Note: This sheet is for general information only. For more specific information on this program refer to the Lourdes University catalog at http://www.lourdes.
edu/course_catalog_complete.htm or contact the university.
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sex, disability, military or veteran status, age, or other legally protected category in its programs, activities, and employment. Lourdes University also provides equal opportunity to quali-
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