Prerequisite: Completion of Level I courses and NURS4112, NURS4154, NURS4164, NURS4242, NURS4252, and NURS4262. Pre- or Corequisite: NURS3742. Employer verification of 2,000-L.P.N. NURS4843. (Typically offered: Fall and Spring). Also, a student dismissed from a clinical practicum course due to safety, ethical, or dishonesty issues will be administratively withdrawn fromthe course and may be subject to administrative withdrawal from the School of Nursing following a full review. A student who needs to repeat a course in which they were unsuccessful must make petition to the Student Affairs Committee in nursing and are encouraged to do so as soon as they are aware of the need to repeat a course. degree. Seek readmission into the University of Arkansas (if applicable). This is a Level II course. Susan Patton, interim director of the nursing school, called the ceremony a . program for their program of study. Confirmation of a positive drug screen will result in administrative withdrawal from nursing courses and nursing program dismissal. NURS4552. (Bicol University, Phillipines), Professor, George M. and Boyce W. Billingsley Endowed Chair in Nursing, 2022.Dunbar, Diana, M.S.N. highly sophisticated and exciting world of health care and provides a solid foundation Child and Family Practicum. Along with SimLabs come life-like mannequins, "patients" that can breathe and bleed. NURS4701. Pre- or Corequisite: NURS4112. Spaces in clinical practicum courses are limited and tightly controlled by accreditation, the State Boards of Nursing, and clinical agency policies. practice-hours completed within 12-24 months of beginning the program. The course emphasizes a transition to the professional nursing roles and competencies associated with professional nursing practice. and Fundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory (ACTS Equivalency = CHEM 1214 Lab), and General Microbiology Laboratory (ACTS Equivalency = BIOL 2004 Lab), and Human Physiology Laboratory (ACTS Equivalency = BIOL 2414 Lab), and Human Anatomy Laboratory (ACTS Equivalency = BIOL 2404 Lab). NURS481V. Seminar in Nursing. This is a Level I course. Health Assessment and Clinical Reasoning. Science with Labs (8 hours) must include: Humanities (3 hours) Select one of the following: and Professional Role Implementation I: Caregiver, and Professional Role Implementation II: Caregiver, and Professional Role Implementation III: Caregiver, and Professional Role Implementation IV: Teacher, and Professional Role Implementation VI: Role Synthesis, Choose three Core Social Sciences courses. Program (NURSBS-PLRN). If a student earns a "D" or "F" in a second course, the student will be dismissed from the program and may not be eligible for re-admission. (Typically offered: Fall, Spring and Summer). Must be taken in the final semester of the Professional Program of Study. The caregiver role is emphasized. Students interested in nursing will be admitted to the University of Arkansas as pre-nursing majors. The course must be passed on the second attempt. Must have sophomore standing or above and a GPA of 3.0 or above. Pre- or Corequisite: NURS4603. The course focuses on theories and concepts in community health nursing. NURS2032. 2 Hours. in Arkansas and/or any other state that has approved of the program. level course credit in substitution for a core L.P.N. Theoretical, methodological, and analytical approaches are explored. The use of therapeutic drugs in health care is the focus of the course. This course provides an overview of health care policy orienting students to the political and social processes impacting the current health care environment. Progression, Withdrawal, and Dismissal for L.P.N. Health Promotion Across the Lifespan. Also, a student dismissed from a Clinical Practicum Course due to safety, ethical, or dishonesty issues will be administratively withdrawn fromthe course, and may be subject to administrative withdrawal from the School of Nursing following a full review. (University of Missouri-Columbia), M.S.N., B.S.N. 479-575-2000. The nursing faculty evaluate core L.P.N. If the student does not earn a grade of at least "C" upon repeating the nursing course, the student may not enroll in any nursing courses, continue in the school of nursing, or be eligible for re-admission. and post-M.S.N. (Columbia University), B.S. A selected learning experience in nursing to enhance knowledge and/or practice of the profession. Students and faculty tutors work "one-on-one" exploring a specific topic which has been agreed upon by the student and the professor. (KFSM) Eleanor Mann School of Nursing students plunged into the Health, Human Performance and Recreation (HHPR) pool to celebrate their graduation Thursday (Dec. 19). Option, Fundamentals of Chemistry (ACTS Equivalency = CHEM 1214 Lecture), General Microbiology (ACTS Equivalency = BIOL 2004 Lecture), Human Physiology (ACTS Equivalency = BIOL 2414 Lecture), Human Anatomy (ACTS Equivalency = BIOL 2404 Lecture), Composition I (ACTS Equivalency = ENGL 1013), Composition II (ACTS Equivalency = ENGL 1023), College Algebra (ACTS Equivalency = MATH 1103), Introduction to Philosophy (ACTS Equivalency = PHIL 1103), Introduction to Ethics (ACTS Equivalency = PHIL 1003), Introduction to Statistics for Psychologists, Principles of Statistics (ACTS Equivalency = MATH 2103), Therapeutic and Interprofessional Communication, Nursing Concepts: Foundations of Professional Practice, Professional Role Implementation I: Caregiver, Nursing Concepts: Adult Health and Illness I, Professional Role Implementation II: Caregiver, Nursing Concepts: Mental Health and Illness, Professional Role Implementation III: Caregiver, Foundations of Scientific Evidence in Nursing Practice, Nursing Concepts: Teaching and Health Promotion,Professional Role Implementation III: Caregiver, Professional Role Implementation IV: Teacher, Professional Role Implementation V: Manager, Nursing Concepts: Adult Health and Illness II, Professional Role Implementation VI: Role Synthesis, Professional Role Implementation VII: Role Synthesis, Professional Role Implementation VIII: Role Synthesis, Any Chemistry 1073/1071L or higher with lab (Satisfies General Education Outcome 3.4), Social Sciences State Minimum Core elective (Satisfies General Education Outcome 3.3), U.S. History or Government State Minimum Core elective (Satisfies General Education Outcome 4.2), Fine Arts State Minimum Core elective (Satisfies General Education Outcome 3.1), Technical Composition II (ACTS Equivalency = ENGL 1023), College Algebra (ACTS Equivalency = MATH 1103) (or any higher MATH course with MATH 1203 as a prerequisite), History of the American People to 1877 (ACTS Equivalency = HIST 2113), History of the American People, 1877 to Present (ACTS Equivalency = HIST 2123), American National Government (ACTS Equivalency = PLSC 2003), Transition to Professional Nursing Practice, Scientific Foundation for Professional Nursing Practice, Professional Nursing Synthesis (All core and program prerequisites must be met prior to enrollment), Professional Role Practicum (NURS 4092 should be the last course taken and should come after 4701), College Algebra (ACTS Equivalency = MATH 1103) (or higher), Population and Community Health Practicum. 4 Hours. If unsuccessful on NCLEX RN exam, the student will not be permitted to enroll in subsequent semesters until licensed. Family Nurse Practitioner. (Typically offered: Fall, Spring and Summer). Focuses on the adult population experiencing acute problems in the health-illness continuum. This course is equivalent to NURS4603. Faculty and Progression, Withdrawal, and Dismissal for R.N. First Priority Continuing full-time students in good academic standing. Prerequisite: Honors candidacy, Nursing Bachelor of Science (NURSBS) major, and NURS3901H or NURS3842H. The level of nursing programs offered to nursing students include Bachelor Degree, BSN to DNP, LPN to BSN, Master Degree, MSN to DNP and RN to BSN level degrees. Health resources are explored in a variety of settings. Graduates of the pre-licensure B.S.N. Nursing Concepts: Adult Health and Illness I. Leadership in Nursing. NURS4313. Our programs prepare tomorrow's nurse leaders. The B.S.N. Prerequisite: NURS3111, NURS3332, NURS4102, NURS4323, NURS4124, NURS4143, NURS3302, NURS4313, and admission to the Online Undergraduate BSN Professional Program or permission by the instructor or department head. 2 Hours. Students explore socio-cultural context of gerontologic nursing, professional standards of practice, common health concerns, and future considerations. (Typically offered: Fall, Spring and Summer). Prerequisite: NURS4323, and NURS3111 and admission to the Online Undergraduate BSN Professional Program or permission by the instructor or department head. to B.S.N. advance their training. Clinical practicum experience for application of evidence-based knowledge and skills in the nursing care of children and families. (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Associate Professor, 2012, 2018.Franks, Lisa, D.N.P. Objectives and experiences are designed on an individual basis with a faculty adviser. No more than two withdraws from the same didactic course will be allowed. Corequisite: NURS4073 (for LNBN students only). Students who do not complete all required compliance documents as specified in the Student and Clinical Handbooks by the due date will not be enrolled into the clinical course and have to defer to the next available semester upon completion of pending compliance requirements. Personalized attention. Focuses on the adult population experiencing multiple or critical illnesses or conditions necessitating admission to a critical care unit. Pre- or Corequisite: NURS4242 and NURS4262. See the program website for current list of the allowed states. online students taking general education courses must maintain a GPA that allows them to remain in good academic standing (minimum of 2.0) with the University of Arkansas to enter the nursing program of study. For progression in the nursing program, only grades of "C" or above will be accepted. (University of Central Arkansas), B.S.N. (Typically offered: Fall, Spring and Summer). Completion time for part-time Clinical learning is focused on further developing and refining the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to manage the care of an acutely ill or complex patient and/or family within the context of an inter-professional team. Foundations of Scientific Evidence in Nursing Practice. The course focuses on the experience of acute problems across the health-illness continuum. Email: nursing@uark.edu. (University of Southern Mississippi), B.S.N. If a student withdraws from a practicum course, the course may be repeated once. (Typically offered: Fall and Spring). (Kalamazoo College), Instructor, 2016.Hall, David, M.S.N., B.S.N. Honors Nursing Concepts: Adult Health and Illness II. program option will be admitted to the University of Arkansas as pre-nursing majors. (Northeastern State University), Instructor, 2013.Hunter, Heather, M.S.N., B.S.N. Population and Community Health Practicum. students varies but students must complete their degrees within six consecutive calendar Students explore theory and evidence-based knowledge regarding holistic nursing care of children and families. Presented below is a typical plan for completing this degree in four semesters; individual student plans may vary. are invited to attend the symposium and submit abstracts. a. (University of Arkansas), Clinical Instructor, 2014.Bradley, Callie, D.N.P. NURS4542. BIOL1543/BIOL1541Lsuggested due to prerequisite required forBIOL2443/BIOL2441Land BIOL2013/BIOL2011L. (University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences), Associate Professor, 2006, 2021.Shreve, MarilouD., D.N.P., M.S.N. If a student earns a "D" or "F" in a course, the course may be repeated once. Professional nursing courses for R.N. Program. NURS4212. Nursing credits must be reevaluated if the student does not complete the Professional Program of Study within the five-year limit. Emphasis is on teaching role of the nurse. nursing and for continued personal and professional development. If at any point in the duration of the program, the student's nursing license becomes encumbered or inactive the student must notify the school of nursing and will be dismissed from the program. Prerequisite: NURS4323 and NURS3111 and admission to the Online Undergraduate BSN Professional Program or permission by the instructor or department head. Nursing education offers a research base for nursing practice that promotes the ability of the nurse to effect change needed to improve health. does require Health resources are explored in a variety of settings. Factors that contribute to altered physiological functioning and the body's adaptive and compensatory mechanisms are studied. is a practice-focused doctorate for nurses who desire a terminal degree Pre- or Corequisite: NURS4203. Prerequisite: NURS3313, NURS3314, NURS3321L, NURS3402, NURS3422, and NURS3424. Learners utilize evidence-based strategies for disease prevention and health promotion with individuals, families, and populations in a variety of community health settings. to B.S.N. NURS4063. 2 Hours. Prerequisite: Completion of Level I courses and NURS4112, NURS4154, NURS4164, NURS4242, NURS4252, and NURS4262. Principles of health promotion and health education for expanding families are integral to this course. 2 Hours. Sciences, in addition to state core sciences with labs. Social issues, economic policy, and regulatory requirements are used to explore healthcare delivery systems and access, quality improvement, and patient safety. 2 Hours. (Typically offered: Fall and Spring). (University of Arkansas), M.H.S.A. earning potential as well as career advancement opportunities. Prerequisite: NURS4313, NURS3302 and admission to the Online Undergraduate BSN Professional Program or permission by the instructor or department head. NURS3422. 3 Hours. Pre- or Corequisite: NURS4154. students from health-related disciplines in area colleges and healthcare professionals to B.S.N. The pre-nursing option for Licensed Practical Nurses (L.P.N.) if any students not happy can.complaint. managers, teachers and researchers, and it prepares graduates to practice in the complex, If the student does not complete the Professional Program of Study within the five-year limit, nursing credits must be reevaluated. Professional Role Implementation IV: Teacher. Completion of a state board of nursing approved R.N.-refresher courses within 12-24 months of beginning the program. Readmission will not be considered for any student dismissed from the School of Nursing who obtained a "D" or "F" in one nursing course and was unable to make a "C" or better upon repeating this course or who was dismissed from a clinical practicum course due to safety, ethical, or dishonesty issues. (Harding University), Assistant Professor, 2017, 2018.Kippenbrock, ThomasA., Ed.D. 1-6 Hour. Current practicing Registered Nurse (R.N.) Application of community health concepts and the nursing process to promote community health and to restore health in a variety of settings. (University of Arkansas), Clinical Instructor, 2013.Miller, BettieGale, M.S.N. Prerequisite: Admission to an online undergraduate BSN professional program or permission by the instructor or department head. The school of nursing will comply with the policies, rules, and regulations set by the Arkansas State Board of Nursing and that of the student's respective State Board of Nursing. Prerequisite: Completion of Level I courses. According to the University of Arkansas, "Professional nursing begins with a Bachelor of Science degree. This is a Level II course. NURS4252. NURS4092. This curriculum is subject to change to comply with national accreditation and the Arkansas State Board of Nursing Standards. Health status, environment, physical and psychosocial findings, and medical terminology are emphasized to create a holistic health assessment plan. experts and leaders in increasingly complex health-care settings. Prerequisite: NURS4003, NURS4843, NURS4013, (ESRM2403 or STAT2303) and admission to an online undergraduate BSN professional program or permission by the instructor or department head and (NURS3332, NURS4102, NURS4124, and NURS4143 for LNBN students only). The course presents an overview of theories, principles and concepts essential to professional nursing practice. Not all state boards of nursing will accept outside of state education. If the student does not earn a grade of at least "C" upon repeating the nursing courses, the student may not enroll in any nursing courses or continue in the School of Nursing or be eligible for re-admission. 2 Hours. This is a Level II course. Second Priority Students repeating a course due to withdraw or failure. For students entering the University of Arkansas as freshmen, credits transferred in from high school dual enrollment or AP/IB credit will be counted in the required nursing prerequisite courses at the UA. 4 Hours. This is a Level II course. Utilizing the nursing process, nursing, and medical treatments of selected conditions that will be emphasized in the acute care setting. 479-575-3907 Students should note that a flagrant or established pattern of disregard to Eleanor Mann School of Nursing policies can result in failure of the course and/or dismissal from the program without prior warnings(see Forms page on nursing program website for performance improvement plan guidelines). Professional nursing courses for L.P.N. practice-hours have been completed in the 24 months prior to the beginning of the program (form provided in University application). Introduction to Professional Nursing Concepts. The baccalaureate program also establishes a foundation for graduate education in Students must complete theState Minimum Core requirementsas outlined in the Catalog of Studies. Prerequisite: Completion of Level I courses and NURS4112, NURS4154, NURS4164, NURS4242, NURS4252, and NURS4262. (Typically offered: Fall and Spring). Students apply the concepts of disease prevention and assessment to plan, implement, and evaluate interventions to address diverse health care issues across the lifespan. Credit for courses listed below will be held in escrow. The degree is a 120 hour degree in accordance with ACT 747. Your instructors will guide you through basic and advanced nursing scenarios, as our interactive learning spaces transform into: Hospitals & Delivery rooms. (Typically offered: Fall, Spring and Summer). This is a Level I course. Denotes required nursing pre-requisite courses. This is a Level II course. Readmission will not be considered for any student dismissed from the School of Nursing who obtained a "D" or "F" in one nursing course and was unable to make a "C" or better upon repeating this course. Students who fulfill DNP course requirements can add four more courses from the MSN to add a second degree, which . Applicants should include documentation of one of the following: Employer verification of 1,000-R.N. Nursing Concepts: Teaching and Health Promotion. to B.S.N. Prerequisite: Admission to an online undergraduate BSN professional program or permission by the instructor or department head. The mission of Eleanor Mann School of Nursing is to transform lives through nursing education and inspire leadership in nursing practice and academics to improve the health and well-being of society. (Typically offered: Fall and Spring). NURS3634. Students will be required to identify a qualified mentor (B.S.N. Prerequisite: BIOL2443, BIOL2441L, BIOL2213, BIOL2211L, and admission to the BSN professional program. Students are encouraged to consult with their academic adviser when making course selections. The course focuses on the implementation of concepts and principles of health assessment, preparing students to complete a holistic health assessment of the well person. NURS3313. Note that the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing uses the following grading scale and exam policy: If a student earns a "D" or "F" in any course, the course may be repeated once. "You are entering the clinical stage of your education," said Susan Patton, interim director of the nursing school. 2 Hours. The nature of the L.P.N. Explores the roles of baccalaureate prepared professional nurses and facilitates students to incorporate those roles as they enter professional practice. NURS4613H. The cohort will be selected by rank with the top tier (exact number to be admitted is to be determined by the department each term) invited for conditional admission to the program. program of study and enrollment duration may not exceed one academic semester or 6 months following Pre-R.N. Introduction to the nursing process and the scope of basic human needs. (Typically offered: Fall, Spring and Summer). (Typically offered: Fall, Spring and Summer)May be repeated for up to 3 hours of degree credit. (University of Central Oklahoma), Instructor, 2015, 2019.Emory, DeAnnaJan, Ph.D. (University of Arkansas), M.S., B.S.N. This is a Level I course. (Grinnell College), Assistant Professor, 2018.Zayas, Fernanda, M.S.N. Executive Director The nursing license must be active and unencumbered. If a student withdraws from a didactic course, the course may be repeated. years from the first semester of enrollment in the program. NURS3782. with a clinical focus. Students transferring from another nursing program must provide a letter from the nursing program indicating that they are eligible to return and are in good standing to be considered for admission. Students interested in the online L.P.N. Students are not required to enroll in courses during the summer, but courses may be offered. to B.S.N. NURS2012. is Family Nurse Practitioner. About 100 students crossed the stage Sept. 27 in the Verizon Ballroom in the Arkansas Union carrying a white coat to hand to a faculty member, who helped put it on them. Note that the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing uses the following grading scale and exam policy: Grading Scale: A = 92 100% B = 83 91% C = 75 82% D = 62 74% F = below 62%. BIOL1543/BIOL1541Lis a prerequisite for BIOL2013/BIOL2011Land BIOL2443/BIOL2441L and may be used as part of the elective hours. Prerequisite: Admission into BSN professional program. This course focuses on how information technology is used in the health care system. The online R.N. (Typically offered: Fall and Spring). (University of Arkansas at Little Rock), B.S.N. (Typically offered: Fall and Spring). The minimum number of hours required to receive a baccalaureate degree at the University of Arkansas is 120 semester hours. Pre- or Corequisite: NURS4124. Sep 15, 2022 | College News, Eleanor Mann School of Nursing. Prerequisite: Completion of Level I courses and NURS4112, NURS4154, NURS4164, NURS4242, NURS4252, and NURS4262.
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