The Family Nurse Practitioner Track at Regis College is 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.
The curriculum meets the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) and American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) criteria for certification as a family nurse practitioner.
Our MSN Weston program is offered in a hybrid format, with classes held synchronously and asynchronously.
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Core Nurse Practitioner Requirements
All of the above courses must be completed before entering Primary Care Sequence, with the exception of HP 609.
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Family Required Courses
Course Credits Graduate Elective 3 NU 664B Primary Care of the Family I (includes 300 hours of clinical) 8 NU 665B Primary Care of the Family II (includes 300 hours of clinical) 8 NU 668 Role and Issues in APN 3 NU 675B X Clinical Immersion (includes 200 clinical hours; applies only to students entering the program in fall 2025)) 2 -
Family Post-Master's Certification
21 Credits $1,275 Per Credit $26,775 Total Tuition*
*Does not include fees. Based on the academic year 2025-2026. Cost per credit and total cost subject to inflation.
MetroWest Health Foundation Scholarship Opportunity
The MetroWest Health Foundation offers scholarships of up to $4,000 for students from one of the 25 towns in Boston's MetroWest enrolled in nursing, medical, or clinical programs. Scholarship application deadlines are in the fall and spring (for example, applications will be open in October for the spring academic term). To learn more about eligibility and apply, visit Metrowest Health Foundation.