Graduate Certificates

The Diagnosis and Management of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) certificate program prepares pediatric nurse practitioners, psychiatric/mental health nurse practitioners and general practice pediatricians to address the increasing health care challenge of autism.

The curriculum prepares graduates as leaders with advanced competencies essential to informatics within healthcare organizations. As the demand for informatics expertise continues to grow, the graduate with these skills will be meeting national health care needs.

Innovations in Aging is an interdisciplinary graduate certificate program that prepares students to take a culturally competent, ethical, humanistic, and interdisciplinary approach to addressing the unique needs of the aging population.

As a graduate of the NM specialty, you will be prepared as a beginning-level provider for those seeking midwifery care as defined by the ACNM Core Competencies for Basic Midwifery Practice. Upon completion of the program, you will be eligible to apply for certification through the American Midwifery Certification Board (AMCB). To qualify for entry into the NM Graduate Certificate program, you must have a degree in nursing as an advanced practice nurse. The certificate requires a total of 900 hours of supervised clinical training.

Are you an advanced practice nurse looking to enhance your expertise in adult-gerontology acute care, family, pediatric, or psychiatric mental health? Our online graduate certificates are four-semester, part-time programs, helping you advance your education while you continue to work.

The RTCP is designed to educate the next generation of rural health advanced practice nurses in telehealth. The innovative RTCP prepares nurse practitioners to provide telehealth services in rural, medically underserved areas, and to serve as leaders in improving quality and access to care for these patients.