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 - Community-based Nurse-Midwifery Track (CNEP)

 

Nurse-Midwifery

Midwife delivers newbornIn the Community-based Nurse-Midwifery Education Program (CNEP), students complete an on-line course of study with either a fulltime or part time option.The classroom is the community in which the student lives. During the clinical practicum, CNEP students work closely with the certified nurse-midwives (CNMs) in their community. The FNU has preceptor sites across the United States with more added on a regular basis.

The CNEP curriculum has a strong academic and clinical basis. In addition, the CNEP curriculum is unique in that it educates students not only to be nurse-midwives, but also to be entrepreneurs focusing on community assessment, market research, birth center development, and budgeting for a successful practice. The CNEP also has a strong primary care component which prepares students to take care of women across the life span. The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree and a post-master's certificate are offered in the nurse-midwifery specialty track. Also, nurse practitioners with a MSN can also complete the DNP with a specialization in nurse-midwifery.

MSN CNEP Curriculum Overview

Term 1:
NM601 History of NM - 2
PC604 Pathophysiology - 3
PC606 Nursing Theory - 3

TOTAL CREDITS: 8

 
Term 2:
PC605 Decision Making - 2
NM602 Reproductive Physiology - 2
PC618 Research - 3

TOTAL CREDITS: 7

 
Term 3:
PC600 Health Promotion - 2
PC612 Pharmacology - 3
PC617 Primary Care I - 3

TOTAL CREDITS: 8

 
Term 4:
NM617 Antepartum Care - 4
NM619 Post Partum / Newborn Care - 3
NM610 Community Assessment - 1

TOTAL CREDITS: 8

 
Term 5:
NM618 Intrapartum Care - 4
PC615 Women's Health - 3
NM609 Market Research - 1

TOTAL CREDITS: 8

 
Term 6:
NM621 Advanced Antepartum - 3
NM622 Advanced Intrapartum - 3
NM623 Advanced Postpartum / Newborn - 2

TOTAL CREDITS: 8

 
Term 7:
NM630 Advanced Women's Health - 1

Clinical Bound
PC628 Skills for PC - 1
NM639 Skills for NM - 1

NM 641 NM Clinical 1 - 0-3

TOTAL CREDITS: 3-3

 
Term 8:
NM642 NM Clinical II - 0-3
NM643 NM Clinical III - 0-3

TOTAL CREDITS: 0-6

 
Term 9:
NM638 Health Policy - 1-0
NM644 NM Clinical IV - 0-6

TOTAL CREDITS: 1-6

 
Total Credits:

51 Didactic - 15 Clinical


Post-Master's CNEP Curriculum

Nurses with a MSN are eligible for the post-master's CNEP certificate. Individual program plans are developed by the Department Chair based on review of the previous MSN transcripts.

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