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Master of Science in Nursing

24-Month Program​

Full distance​

The Master of Science in Nursing program provides core courses in nursing theory, research, evidence-based practice, leadership, professional role development, health policy, and information systems. Graduates will be prepared to lead and promote culturally competent healthcare globally, designing interprofessional teams and integrating care services. They will translate evidence base practice into ethical and innovative practices, utilizing their clinical knowledge to restore wellness and improve team functions. Graduates will articulate issues and trends affecting nursing and healthcare delivery, critically appraise and utilize various sources of knowledge for quality outcomes, and develop collaborative relationships to improve health outcomes in diverse settings.​

Quick Facts​

  • Healthcare data analytics for data-driven decisions​
  • Innovative leadership in healthcare​
  • Human resource management​
  • Community and population healthcare coordination​
  • Advanced health assessment​
  • Informatics for nursing care​
  • Policy and advocacy for quality in healthcare

Course Preview

NURS 5000

Advancing Professional Roles and Values

HA 5000

Leadership and Management for Diverse Healthcare Systems

RES 5000

Research Methodology

HA 6400

Data Management Analytics in Healthcare

NURS 5400

Collaborative Leadership

HA 6100

Population Healthcare Coordination

NURS 6400

Informatics for Transforming Nursing Care

HA 6300

Organizational Finance in Healthcare

NURS 6000

Holistic Health Assessment of Populations and Communities

NURS 6100

Global Health for Nurse Leaders

NURS 6300

Quality Improvement in Healthcare

HA 5100

Innovative Solutions in Healthcare Leadership

NURS 6600

Policy and advocacy for quality in healthcare

NURS 6700

Nursing Capstone I

Bachelors of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN Bridge)

12-Month Program

(48 Weeks)

​Deciding to go back to school for your BSN degree can feel like a challenge due to the demands of life. We are looking for Registered Nurses who are seeking growth in their career while improving patient outcomes, enhancing standards within the nursing profession and decreasing incivility as well as the ability to participate at different levels of leadership within their nursing practice and as part of the interdisciplinary healthcare team.

This program is designed for working Registered Nurses who need an RN to BSN degree program that fits their busy schedule. The program emphasis includes improving quality of care and patient safety, leadership and management, managing health information and technology, coordinating patient care and public health/preventive nursing. All theory courses are offered online followed by a practicum experience where learners complete hours at a clinical site of their choice in the local community. The program prepares the nursing professional to give a high-quality of care to patients, but also provide a high-quality customer service.

Our community of nurses is already improving the health of their communities and producing positive outcomes accompanied by career growth and salary increases. You can join this skilled workforce of nurses who are influencing patient outcomes around the country. Our online, CCNE-accredited RN to BSN program is ready to assist you in taking your nursing career to the next level.

At Southwest University of El Paso College of Nursing RN to BSN students will learn the following beneficial career skills:

  • Leadership skills to achieve the highest quality care that is patient centered and fosters and interdisciplinary approach
  • Care Coordination that assists the nurse in prioritizing quality, safety and efficiency in complex healthcare environments to improve patient outcomes
  • Research development to guide evidence-based processes informed by research findings that enhance access to quality healthcare services.
  • Transfer credits accepted
  • Direct Care Experiential Learning

 

The Baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Southwest University is accredited by

the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, 655 K Street NW, Suite 750, Washington, DC 20001, 202-887-6791. 

      

The Commission acted to continue the current grant of accreditation through February 28, 2029.
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