NURS 772 - FNP Onsite Campus Intensive

1 Credits
This course provides Family Nurse Practitioner students a hands-on opportunity to strengthen and apply psychomotor skills necessary for safe, effective patient care in the primary care setting. Guided faculty instruction and structured practice will emphasize procedures commonly encountered in clinical practice. Simulation experiences may be used to replicate real-world patient scenarios, enhancing both technical proficiency and clinical decision-making. Students will complete the course with improved confidence and competence in performing essential clinical skills. Students must attend in-person on the scheduled day.

Grade Note(s): A grade of B- or better is required for successful completion of all NURS and NRPY courses.
Fees: Additional course fees apply.
Prerequisite(s): NURS 735, NURS 740, NURS 740V
Corequisite(s): NURS 738, NURS 768, and NURS 768C
Course Learning Outcomes:

Integrate clinical reasoning and evidence-based guidelines based on simulated patient care scenarios.
Evaluate personal skill performance and identify strategies for continued growth in preparation for clinical practice.
Demonstrate professional communication, documentation, and teamwork during skill-based and simulation activities.
Execute fundamental psychomotor skills required in primary care practice with safety, accuracy and proficiency.