Designed to ensure your ultimate goal of becoming an AG-ACNP. Our curriculum ensures that you will be prepared. More than prepared – you will thrive.
With a mix of online classes and on-site simulation experiences, the AG-ACNP program is designed for you. You will learn to work collaboratively with other health care professionals to stabilize and improve the health of the patient. Clinical experiences help you apply what you have learned into practice. All while gaining skills that help you be an effective nurse practitioner.
Upon completion of the curriculum, you will finish with a total of 65 credits including 750 clinical hours, 50 lab/simulation hours, and 300 systems thinking/project hours.
Completing the Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Program prepares you to:
From hospitals to inpatient clinics and everything in between. You will have diverse clinical experiences from our highly qualified preceptors – faculty in the community. Your faculty liaison and our staff will support you along the way.
Find essential resources, academic progression information, guidelines and program-related requirements to make the best of your nursing education.
From retinopathy trainers to otoscope cameras. Our simulation labs allow for clinical experiences in a safe, low risk environment.
With small class sizes and a hands-on learning approach, we are focused on supporting you. We know each student is different and we have the resources in place to ensure your success.
Your faculty will provide tailored feedback and support. But that is not all, students have access to our Office of Academic Advising, Office of Academic Success and all of the University support centers available to students.
There is a lot of information to consider as you prepare to apply to our DNP program. We know you have questions. We have answers.
Going back to school for your DNP is a big decision. Learn why UNM is the right place for you.
Admissions & Recruitment Office
College of Nursing
Building 235, Room 255
Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Program Coordinator, Clinician Educator, and Assistant Professor.
Michele Head, DNP, RN, ACNP-BC, FNP