About

The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) from Grand Canyon University prepares master's-prepared nurses for advanced nursing practice and leadership roles. The program emphasizes applying evidence-based strategies to improve patient outcomes and healthcare systems.

Key Features

Curriculum covers healthcare informatics, community health, nursing theory, and organizational change
Emphasizes servant leadership, ethical decision-making, and the integration of Christian principles
Requires an evidence-based Direct Practice Improvement (DPI) project
Offered fully online to accommodate working nurses

The 39-credit DNP program is designed to empower nursing leaders to drive meaningful change in healthcare organizations and communities. It is offered through GCU, an institutionally accredited university.

Financial aid

Financial aid may be available for those who qualify.

Organization

Grand Canyon University

Grand Canyon University is known for its commitment to academic excellence, offering innovative programs that cater to both traditional and working adult learners. With a strong foundation in liberal arts and Christian values, GCU provides a supportive learning environment that blends online, hybrid, and in-person learning options. The university focuses on real-world applications, preparing students for successful careers in fields like nursing, psychology, business, and more. GCU emphasizes community engagement and offers flexible schedules to support diverse student needs, ensuring a well-rounded and accessible educational experience.

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