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DNP Program Outcomes

Note: The DNP-FNP program is not currently accepting new students. Please contact nursing@up.edu with any questions.

The DNP program prepares graduates to:

  1. Practice independently in a variety of primary care health environments, translate best evidence into practice, employ a population focus, incorporate an integrative health care perspective, and collaborate with multiple disciplines with the goal of providing effective, comprehensive health care;
  2. Demonstrate leadership in macro and micro health care system change and personal practice improvement; and
  3. Proactively strive for social justice, actively address health disparities and function as culturally competent practitioners who relate effectively with diverse and under-served individuals, families, and populations.
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