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2 Critical Care Nursing PhD Degree Programs
Saint Anthony College Of Nursing
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
- Rockford, USA
PhD
Full time, Part time
3 years
On-Campus
English
Our graduate programs are designed for the working adult to attend classes on a part-time academic schedule. You will develop the analytical skills used in policy formation and the management of health care populations. You will develop the skills to incorporate financial, quality care, safety, and outcome evaluation analyses into your practice.
SUNY Upstate Medical University
Doctor of Nursing Practice
- Syracuse, USA
PhD
Part time
6 semesters
Distance Learning
English
The DNP degree prepares nurse experts to the highest level of advanced practise expanding the APRN role in leadership, health policy, advocacy, interprofessional practice, and information technology. The expanded clinical role provides the DNP skills to translate and generate evidence-based knowledge into clinical practice that promotes safe, effective, and equitable patient care.
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Pursuing a PhD in Critical Care Nursing opens the door to advanced clinical knowledge and research skills essential for addressing complex patient needs. This program equips you with the ability to influence healthcare practices through evidence-based research and innovative patient care strategies.
Through courses in clinical judgment, critical care technologies, and advanced pathophysiology, you'll enhance your expertise in high-stakes environments. Students strengthen adaptability as they explore new ideas and engage with cutting-edge research. You'll gain hands-on experience through simulation exercises and interdisciplinary collaboration, preparing you for leadership roles in acute care settings.
PhD candidates also focus on areas such as health policy, nursing education, and quality improvement initiatives. With a strong emphasis on scholarly research, graduates often pursue careers as nurse educators, clinical researchers, or leaders in healthcare organizations. This program fosters a commitment to lifelong learning while fostering independence and intellectual curiosity in the evolving field of critical care nursing.