Offers opportunities to critique and apply nursing theory and research as a scientific basis for nursing practice. Courses are sequential, with the curriculum building on content.
Upon completion of the curriculum, you will finish with a total of 71 credits including 950 clinical/lab/simulation hours and 300 systems thinking/project hours. All worth it to hold those babies in your arms.
Course descriptions can be found in the University Catalog.
The above curriculum has been submitted to The University of New Mexico Faculty Senate for approval, is scheduled to launch in August of 2023, and is subject to change.
Completing the DNP Nurse-Midwifery Program prepares you to:
From hospitals to birthing centers 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.
Our state-of-the-art simulation labs allow for hands-on experiences in a safe, low risk environment. From birthing pants to delivering a baby from a high-fidelity manikin. Our faculty will provide you feedback as your peers provide your support.
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.
Find out what our program offers students, alumni and faculty by exploring the testimonials.
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
Interim Nurse-Midwifery Concentration Coordinator, Clinician Educator, Associate Professor
Felina Ortiz, DNP, RN, CNM, FACNM