You Will Be Prepared.
Completing the Nursing Administration Program prepares you to:
- Apply research findings and concepts from nursing, social science and management areas to problem-solving in health care delivery systems.
- Incorporate ethical precepts in leadership and management practices in the achievement of clinical goals of the health care system.
- Examine goals, structures and processes that facilitate knowledge of and dedication to patient safety through quality nursing care delivery.
- Demonstrate leadership skills necessary for creating an organizational environment where personal and professional development is an expectation.
- Examine personal and professional accountability for actions and outcomes of self and others related to evidence-based clinical and management practice.
- Identify problem-solving approaches to issues of organizational conflict and change management.
- Assist in the design of the basic elements of information management and control systems.
- Apply concepts of human resource management and development to personnel issues in nursing care systems and health care.
- Demonstrate beginning competency in business skills, the management of resources, and strategic management.
- Demonstrate competency in communication and relationship skills with internal and external stakeholders, using shared decision-making processes necessary in complex health care settings
