The College of Nursing at the University of South Florida offers a wide range of programs at the bachelors, masters, and doctoral level. For a complete listing of the programs that we offer click here. Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) prepares graduates for advanced independent practice, nursing education, and/or leadership in healthcare.
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Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) provides the solid clinical and academic foundation necessary to produce competent professional practitioners in the field of anesthesia.
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) prepares scientists to advance nursing practice and education through research, scholarly activity, and teaching.
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Balboa, Panama June 4, 2008 - It never takes long for mornings to become incredibly busy at the Hostal Amador Familiar. Almost with the first light of day, come the sounds of showers running, hairdryers blowing, coffee brewing and the microwave dinging with breakfast. First ones up always get the hot showers. No one wants to be late.
Balboa, Panama. The USF College of Nursing exchange program with the University of Panama is now in its third year. To date, three delegations of USF nursing students, nearly 45 in total, have participated in the program. Traveling to Panama during the summer months, our students, faculty and/or instructor are hosted by various representatives of the University of Panama
The same day he recorded an interview with WUSF-FM’s Carson Cooper on disaster preparedness for the upcoming hurricane season, Steve Morris, MD, received a phone call from a long-time friend who was planning to travel to Myanmar to provide medical assistance
Nine faces that are familiar to many around USF Health belong to nine dedicated employees whose work has earned each of them a 2008 USF Outstanding Staff Award.
On May 6th, National Nurses Day, schools across the U.S. commemorate the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. She was fearless, visionary and genius all wrapped into one –