Allnurses, self-described as the “world's largest nursing community,” ranked Regis College’s Family Nurse Practitioner program with a perfect 100 percent score. Reporting more than 13 million users, Allnurses scored several FNP programs to assist registered nurses who are considering the pursuit of additional degrees in their field.
Allnurses describes Regis as “a leading Catholic university, (that) offers all of the benefits of being part of an ultimate college town…for those wanting to start a career in nursing as well as for current nurses seeking to advance their careers.”
“The Regis nursing program is widely recognized for its comprehensive and rigorous curriculum, that prepares students for the challenges of compassionate healthcare,” said Sharon Higgins, G'11, DNP '23, NP-C, ONC, WCC, the Interim Carol A. Donovan Endowed Dean of Nursing and an Assistant Professor. “With an emphasis on clinical excellence, evidence-based practice, and compassionate care, the program provides students with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in diverse healthcare settings."
The Family Nurse Practitioner Track at Regis is designed for nurses who want to specialize in family-focused care. Students learn to provide services that treat the family as a unit, from health assessment and treatment of diseases to primary care. The program offers registered nurses the opportunity to advance their skills in the areas of pharmacology, pathophysiology, and health assessment with nursing theory, process, and research. Extensive focus in adult, geriatric, pediatric, and women's health primary care ensure a well-rounded experience.
Regis fosters a supportive learning environment through two options, a campus-based modality or an online modality, so that students can choose what fits best for the learning and lifestyle. Experienced faculty and clinical placement opportunities help students reach their goal of becoming a safe and competent family nurse practitioner. The nursing program's commitment to holistic education ensures that graduates are not only technically proficient but also respect the ethical and personal aspects of patient care, making them well-rounded and highly sought-after professionals in the nursing field.
