The Adult Nurse Practitioner program prepares nurses for advanced practice through a course of study focused on the care of medical/surgical patients and their families. Clinical emphasis on a wide variety of subspecialties such as neurology, nephrology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, cardiology, and pulmonology is also available. Based on the clinical focus . . . Program of Study
Clinical Sites
Unique Highlights . . .
Primary care practices
Internal medicine practices
Surgical practices
Acute and chronic care settings
Hospitals
Step-down units
Students can focus on the clinical specialty that most interests them
Multiple clinical sites are available both within the Emory and the Atlanta community
Clinically active adult nurse practitioners are involved in teaching our students
In addition to receiving a strong clinical education, students are educated to become scholars keeping the pursuit of PhD studies an option.
Personal interactions with nationally known research faculty in
the area of nursing interest
Nurse
practitioners in acute, chronic, and specialty settings Clinical nurse
specialists in both acute and chronic care settings Research nurses Research
coordinators Administrators Educators Quality assurance
coordinators
Program Director
Darla R. Ura, MA, RN, ANP-CS
Telephone: (404) 727-6943 E-mail:dura@emory.edu
"This program is ideally suited
to those students
who wish to develop
a broad base upon which to develop an advanced nursing practice
as well as those who seek to develop or refine their subspeciality knowledge and skills."
For more information about the programs of Emory University
For more information
about the programs of
Emory University’s
Nell Hodgson Woodruff
School of Nursing
contact the
Office of Admission and Student Services:
Primary care practices
