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Degree Description:The Doctor of Nursing Practice Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (DNP PMHNP) is a practice-focused degree that is designed to educate advanced practice nurses to provide direct care to individual patients; manage care for individuals, families, groups and populations; serve as administrators in health care organizations; engage as faculty in nursing programs; develop and implement health policy; and translate research into expert practice. Admission Requirements:Click here to go to the College of Nursing’s DNP PMHNP admission requirement page. Also, please check out the Steps to Apply page to get started today! Student Learning Outcomes:Click here for the student learning outcomes. Student Opportunities:Presently in the graduate nursing programs, 15-20 teaching assistantships per semester are available. HRSA scholarships to qualified disadvantaged full-time students, HRSA Advanced Nursing Education Traineeships, HRSA Nurse Faculty Loan Funds and College of Nursing scholarships are available for application. Career Opportunities:Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs) offer primary mental health care services to individuals of all ages and families. PMHNPs assess, diagnose, and treat individuals and families with psychiatric disorders or those with the potential for such disorders using a full scope of therapeutic skills, including the prescription of medication and administration of psychotherapy. PMHNPs can practice in private or corporate offices and hospitals as well as consult with groups, communities, legislators, and businesses. Faculty Members:Burduli, EkaterinaLocation: Spokane Chacon, ChristinaDePriest, DawnDotson, Joann, Ph.D.Eddy, Linda Lee, Ph.D.Eide, Phyllis, Ph.D.Research InterestsRural health, global climate change, and public health Eti, DeborahFincham, Sarah J, D.N.P.Research InterestsHPV Vaccine education and uptake Fritz, Shelly, Ph.D.Graves, Janessa, Ph.D.Location: Spokane Research InterestsPediatric injury research, health services research, head injuries in children & adolescents, occupational injuries among working adolescents, impacts of work on young people, global health. Haberman, Melvin R, Ph.D.Research InterestsOncology, cancer survivorship, health-related quality of life, demands of illness, alternative therapies for cancer, mixed methods research designs. Hoeksel, Renee Celeste, Ph.D.Hunter, Anita, Ph,D.Research InterestsGlobal health, child and adolescent health, curriculum development, organizational systems, and leadership, resilience, global health and environment Kaplan, Louise, Ph.D.Research Interests ARNP prescribing of controlled substances Katz, Janet Ruth, Ph.D.Klein, Tracy Ann, Ph.D.Location: Vancouver Research InterestsInterface between public policy and prescribing patterns as they relate to practitioner, patient, and institutional factors” Mason, Anne Michele, D.N.P.Nguyen-Truong, Connie, Ph.D.Research InterestsCervical cancer screening health disparity Oneal, Gail Ann, Ph.D.Location: Spokane Research InterestsHealth literacy, risk communication and health information use, risk messages, environmental and occupational health, population health, underserved and rural populations Postma, Julie Marie, Ph.D.Location: Puyallup Research and Extension Center Research InterestsEnvironmental health promotion, socio-cultural aspects of environmental health, environmental justice, social determinants of health Purath, Janet, Ph.D.Sarkinen, BonnieSevertsen, Billie M, Ph.D.Research InterestsEthical decision making in health care, life narratives of illness and quality of life, Heideggerian Hermaneutic Phenomenology, and health care policy Shishani, Kawkab, Ph.D.Research InterestsTobacco Treatment Specialist Smart, Denise, D.P.H.Location: Spokane Research InterestsWork place safety, military health, women’s health and health and safety for disaster response workers. Stover, Pamela, DNPResearch InterestsGeriatric mental health; vulnerable populations and mental health; therapeutic communication; dementia care; integrated mental health care VanSon, Catherine, Ph.D.Research InterestsGerontology, managing chronic conditions, qualitative methods, late-in-life migration, health literacy, gero-education Wood, NatsukoLocation: Spokane Contact Information:Anne Mason WSU Health Sciences Spokane, College of Nursing SNRS 161, 412 Spokane Falls Blvd Spokane, WA 99202 Tamara Kelley WSU Health Sciences Spokane, College of Nursing SNRS 129, 412 Spokane Falls Blvd Spokane, WA 99202 509-324-7334 509-324-7341 How do I become a Pmhnp in California?Complete 500 relevant, faculty-supervised clinical hours.
To meet the requirements of the Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) certification, you'll need to complete 500 faculty-supervised hours specifically related to the PMHNP role and client population.
How do I become a psychiatric nurse practitioner in Washington state?To be licensed to practice as an ARNP in Washington, one must have a current, unencumbered Registered Nurse (RN) license, provide a university transcript verifying advanced practice preparation, provide proof of current national advanced practice certification through a commission-approved certifying body, and if ...
What Does MSN stand for in mental health?A Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner degree requires two to five additional years of training. At minimum, the candidate must complete an approved Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), Post-Master's Certificate, or Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) advanced nursing education program.
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