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Nursing
School of Health
and Human Services
Department of Nursing
Mariamma K. Mathai,Acting Cbalr
Sandra Daily, Department
Admllllst1'C/tiveAssistant
McLane Hall, Room 178
(209) 278-2041
http://www.csufresno.edulull rsi ngln ursing I.hl III
B.S. in Nursing
M.S. in Nursing
Options:
Clinical Specialization
Primary Care/Nurse Practitioner
School Nurse Credential
Combined program:
Primary CarelNurse Practitioner
(M.S. Nursing)
with School Nurse Credential
ploma programs may seek advanced placement
through credit by examination (see
AcatkmicPlacement- Credit by Examination).
Registered nurses are in a separate admission
pool from the generic nursing applicants.
Licensed Vocational Nurses are offered
three options:
1. Generic Nursing Program
2. T ransfer/Crcdit by Examination
3. Thirty-Unir Oprion (nondegree)
Health Related Personnel. Medical corpsmen,
psychiatric techl1icians, and others
aree1igible for credit byexaminarion under
the university's policy as outlined in the
current catalog.
Advanced placement in the major prepares
qualified students to receive their B.S.N.
The curriculum is designed to emphasize
theory-based practice in nursing and to
provide the foundation for graduate study.
While pursuing the degree, students are
encouraged to select their area of interest.
Theyare also encouraged to collaboratively
care for patients in a variety of settings:
acute care, critical care, long care, ambulatory
care, and home care.
Nursing
The process of nursing consists ofsystematic
assessment, planning. implementation,
and evaluation of nursing carc. Nursing
assumes the primary responsibility for providing
hoi isric care to the client by utilizing
significant support systems, such as the
family and community.
The department offers an undergraduate
program which leads [Q the Bachelor of
Science degree in Nursing, a postbaccalaureate
School Nurse Credential Program
with an option to pursue the master's
degree in nursing, agraduare program leading
ro a Master of Science degree in Nursing,
and a Post-Master's Nurse Practitioner
Credential Program.
Undergraduate Program
The program requires six semesters ofnursing
courses in addition to two semcsrcrs of
prerequisite requirements. The basic General
Education requirements are the same
for aU majors. Upon completion of the
sinh semester clinkal course sequence, the
student is qualified to take the National
Council Licensure Examination (NCLEXRN)
and apply for the Public Health Nutse
Certificate. California State University,
Fresno's nursing program is accredited by
the California Board of Registered Nursing
and the National League for Nursing
(NLN).
Clinical Facilities
A wide variety of clinical placements are
available. Placement facilities include Community
Hospitals ofCentral California, St.
Agnes Medical Cenrer, Valley Children's
Hospital, Veteran's Administration Medical
Center, HCA Cedar Vista Hospiral,
University Medical Center, Central Valley
indian Health, Associated Indian Services,
Armenian Home, San Joaquin Gardens,
the Kaiser Permanente Medical Group,
and the health departments from Fresno,
Madera, Kings, and Tulare coumies.
Advanced Placement
in the Nursing Major
Srudentsseeking advanced placement must
seek advisement from the department. Students
are expected to ITIeet all prerequisites
for admission and meet filing deadlines
specified for undergraduate sruclems.
Registered Nurses with an associate degree
in nursing ITIay arriculate at the junior level
in the major. Registered nurses from di-
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Object Description
| Title | 1998-99 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1998-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 337 |
| Full Text Search | Nursing School of Health and Human Services Department of Nursing Mariamma K. Mathai,Acting Cbalr Sandra Daily, Department Admllllst1'C/tiveAssistant McLane Hall, Room 178 (209) 278-2041 http://www.csufresno.edulull rsi ngln ursing I.hl III B.S. in Nursing M.S. in Nursing Options: Clinical Specialization Primary Care/Nurse Practitioner School Nurse Credential Combined program: Primary CarelNurse Practitioner (M.S. Nursing) with School Nurse Credential ploma programs may seek advanced placement through credit by examination (see AcatkmicPlacement- Credit by Examination). Registered nurses are in a separate admission pool from the generic nursing applicants. Licensed Vocational Nurses are offered three options: 1. Generic Nursing Program 2. T ransfer/Crcdit by Examination 3. Thirty-Unir Oprion (nondegree) Health Related Personnel. Medical corpsmen, psychiatric techl1icians, and others aree1igible for credit byexaminarion under the university's policy as outlined in the current catalog. Advanced placement in the major prepares qualified students to receive their B.S.N. The curriculum is designed to emphasize theory-based practice in nursing and to provide the foundation for graduate study. While pursuing the degree, students are encouraged to select their area of interest. Theyare also encouraged to collaboratively care for patients in a variety of settings: acute care, critical care, long care, ambulatory care, and home care. Nursing The process of nursing consists ofsystematic assessment, planning. implementation, and evaluation of nursing carc. Nursing assumes the primary responsibility for providing hoi isric care to the client by utilizing significant support systems, such as the family and community. The department offers an undergraduate program which leads [Q the Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing, a postbaccalaureate School Nurse Credential Program with an option to pursue the master's degree in nursing, agraduare program leading ro a Master of Science degree in Nursing, and a Post-Master's Nurse Practitioner Credential Program. Undergraduate Program The program requires six semesters ofnursing courses in addition to two semcsrcrs of prerequisite requirements. The basic General Education requirements are the same for aU majors. Upon completion of the sinh semester clinkal course sequence, the student is qualified to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEXRN) and apply for the Public Health Nutse Certificate. California State University, Fresno's nursing program is accredited by the California Board of Registered Nursing and the National League for Nursing (NLN). Clinical Facilities A wide variety of clinical placements are available. Placement facilities include Community Hospitals ofCentral California, St. Agnes Medical Cenrer, Valley Children's Hospital, Veteran's Administration Medical Center, HCA Cedar Vista Hospiral, University Medical Center, Central Valley indian Health, Associated Indian Services, Armenian Home, San Joaquin Gardens, the Kaiser Permanente Medical Group, and the health departments from Fresno, Madera, Kings, and Tulare coumies. Advanced Placement in the Nursing Major Srudentsseeking advanced placement must seek advisement from the department. Students are expected to ITIeet all prerequisites for admission and meet filing deadlines specified for undergraduate sruclems. Registered Nurses with an associate degree in nursing ITIay arriculate at the junior level in the major. Registered nurses from di- - - 337 |
