Franklin Announces M.S. in Nursing-Nurse Administrator (MSN-ADM)

Contact:

Sherry Mercurio
Executive Director, Office of Community Relations
(614) 947-6581
Email: sherry.mercurio@franklin.edu

Franklin University, a leading educator of working adults, is pleased to announce the addition of its new M.S. in Nursing-Nurse Administrator track to its graduate offerings, helping to prepare graduates for leadership roles or nursing education. 

Lead quality improvement initiatives and team management are essential to a healthcare organization’s ability to deliver quality care. With an M.S. in Nursing-Nurse Administrator track, graduates gain the knowledge necessary to provide strategic planning and administrative oversight, while helping to create a clinical environment that supports advanced training and education for nurses.

As healthcare delivery continues to grow more complex, nurses in leadership roles play a critical component in improving patient outcomes, realizing operational efficiencies and preparing for the challenges that lie ahead. Nurse leaders are being sought in all facets of healthcare, from hospitals and clinics, to community and public agencies, to industries like insurance and higher education, in order to lend insight into long-term planning and quality improvement initiatives. 
To fill these leading healthcare roles, program curriculum helps strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving competencies in key areas including administration of healthcare delivery, management of change and interdisciplinary collaboration. 

Franklin’s M.S. in Nursing-Nurse Administrator track is designed to accommodate the schedules of ambitious working RNs. Coursework for Franklin’s 16-month M.S. in Nursing-Nurse Administrator (MSN-ADM) can be completed in 6-week online courses, concluded by a 12-week practicum, on-site in a healthcare setting.

An M.S. in Nursing-Nurse Administrator track opens the door for roles that help healthcare organizations lead and administrate, research and educate, as well as review and implement policies and procedures. Career opportunities for graduates in this track include, but not limited to chief nurse administrator, chief nursing officer, director of nursing, vice president of nursing, healthcare administrator, and nursing faculty member/nurse educator.

For more information, visit the Franklin University Nursing-Nurse Administrator (MSN-ADM) page at: https://www.franklin.edu/degrees/masters-degrees/msn-programs/nurse-administrator-msn-adm
 

About Franklin University

Accredited, nonprofit, and dedicated to educating adults since 1902, Franklin provides onsite course options at our Main Campus in downtown Columbus, Ohio, and is an innovator in providing personalized online education. The University offers applied in-demand undergraduate, masters, and doctorate programs that enable adult learners to achieve their educational and professional goals. Through agreements with partner institutions, the University also offers international academic programs, including its top-ranked MBA.

Franklin University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and holds specialized accreditations for specific academic programs through the International Accreditation Council for Business Education, the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation, and the Commission on Accreditation of Health Informatics and Information Management Education. The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security have designated Franklin University as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CDE).