Nurse Practitioner Programs in New England

Nurse practitioner programs in New England are found at universities and private colleges. Nurse practitioners work under the direction of physicians to provide patient-care services such as diagnosing and treating ailments, performing routine physical exams and prescribing medication. According to Indeed.com, the average yearly salary for nurse practitioners in the New England area is $94,000.
  1. Husson University

    • Husson University is a private university located in Bangor, Maine. HU offers a family and community nurse-practitioner program that will lead to a master's degree in nursing as a family nurse practitioner. Some of the classes in this program include pharmacotherapeutics, theories and roles for advanced nursing practice, advanced health assessment, nursing research, rural community health nursing and family health. This program is accredited and will take about two years to complete on a full-time school schedule. Graduates will have the necessary knowledge to pass the state and national certification exams.

      Husson University
      1 College Circle
      Bangor, ME 04401-2999
      207-947-2270
      husson.edu?/

    Western Connecticut State University

    • Western Connecticut State University is a public university located in the town of Danbury in the southern part of the state. WCSU's nurse-practitioner program is a 36-credit program that includes 500 clinical practicum hours. It takes about two years to graduate. Some of the coursework includes theoretical basis of nursing practice, contemporary issues in health care delivery, nursing research, advanced clinical pharmacology and advanced health assessment. Students who complete this program will be eligible to take certification examinationsr.

      Western Connecticut State University
      181 White Street
      Danbury, CT 06810
      877-837-9278
      wcsu.edu/?

    Regis College

    • Regis College is a private college in Weston, Massachusetts. Regis offers a master's degree program for nurse practitioners with an emphasis in either: family, psychiatric and mental health, pediatric or women's health. The classes in each area of study are different, however some of the classes are the same regardless of the specialty. They include advanced health assessment, nursing theory, advanced pharmacology and advanced pathophysiology. The program takes two years to complete. Graduates will be able to take any necessary certification exams to become licensed.

      Regis College
      235 Wellesley Street
      Weston, MA 02493-1571
      781-768-7000
      regiscollege.edu/

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