You Will Be Prepared.
Completing the MSN Family Practitioner Program prepares you to:
- Provide the full scope of primary care, using both independent and collaborative approaches, to individuals and families across the life span, including management of acute and chronic health problems, health promotion, disease prevention and support for transitional and end-of-life needs.
- Integrate ethical principles in decision-making and evaluation of care related to individuals, families, populations and systems of care.
- Coordinate health care through interdisciplinary collaboration with members of the health care team.
- Empower and motivate individuals and families to be full participants in their own health care.
- Advocate for systems and policies that reduce health disparities, facilitate access to care, and address cultural diversity and rural populations.
- Assume professional responsibility for maintaining and advancing clinical practice competencies.
- Participate in quality assurance and evaluation of health care delivery.
- Use and articulate evidence-based research as the basis for practice.
- Contribute to existing knowledge through participation in research.
