Describe your motivation for pursuing this program at Jefferson, including your educational and professional goals that this program can achieve
Jefferson FNP program: MSN Program Outcomes
The Family/Individual Across the Lifespan Nurse Practitioner (FNP) will be educated to deliver comprehensive primary care to clients from infancy to adulthood. The curriculum emphasis is on interdisciplinary collaboration and strategies for meeting patients’ primary care needs through a family-centered approach to health promotion and illness intervention
Personal background:
Attended Long Island University for bachelors of science in nursing graduated May2021
Attended 3 separate schools prior to that- bucks county community college, Drexel university, temple university. Dropped out of temple university due to accident which caused injury and pain. Realized I wanted to become a nurse to help people like me.
Professional goals include: Improve health of all groups, create an environment that promotes good health, and promote health through all life stages.
Integrate relevant knowledge, principles and theories from nursing and related sciences into the advanced nursing care of individuals, families and populations. (Essential I)
Demonstrate acumen in organizational leadership through effective collaboration, consultation, and decision-making. (Essential II)
Integrate research translation and evidence appraisal into advanced nursing practice to initiate change and improve quality outcomes.(Essential IV)
Evaluate information science approaches and patient-centric technologies to improve health outcomes and enhance quality of care. (Essentials III, V)
Analyze the impact policies, economic factors, and ethical and socio-cultural dimensions have on advanced nursing practice and health care outcomes. (Essential VI)
Integrate the concepts of interprofessional communication, collaboration and consultation to effectively manage and coordinate care across systems. (Essential VII)
Incorporate culturally-appropriate concepts in the planning and delivery of evidence-based preventive and clinical care to communities, and populations. (Essential VIII)
Demonstrate expertise in a defined area of advanced practice nursing that influences health care outcomes for individuals, populations and systems. (Essential IX)
