Cardiovascular Subspecialty

Cardiovascular subspecialty - students can add these 8 credit hours to multiple advanced practice nursing specialties. Specialty Track Options well-aligned to the CV Subspecialty completion include but are not limited to Adult-Gerontological Acute Care NP, Dual Role Family NP/Adult-Gerontological Acute Care NP, Dual Role Family/Emergency ENP, and Post Graduate Emergency NP. Students in other specialty tracks may be reviewed based on nursing experience. Students with a strong background in cardiovascular and/or acute care nursing are encouraged to apply.

• AHN 630 – Dysrhythmias and the Heart (2 credit hours)
  
  
• AHN 631 – Foundations of Cardiac Care for the APN (2 credit hours)
  
  
• AHN 632 – Diagnosis and Management of Acute CV Disorders (2 credit hours)
  
  
• AHN 633 – Diagnosis and Management of Complex CV Disorders (2 credit hours)

Students currently in a graduate program may add a subspecialty to their current schedule without applying for admission to that subspecialty. Students who request to add the CV Subspecialty Option will be reviewed to ensure requisite experience in areas of practice that promote success in the specialty track. Students should contact their advisor for assistance with a new curriculum schedule.

Prospective students who only want to return to complete a Post Graduate Certificate subspecialty are required to contact the graduate advisor for the MSN program and complete the appropriate admission requirements.

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