MSN Student Profile

1. Clinical Expertise: Apply best practices and nursing knowledge to improve health care outcomes for individuals, families, populations, or systems.
2. Health Promotion, Disease Prevention, and Human Diversity: Create comprehensive action plans that address the health promotion and disease prevention needs of individual, family, and community populations.
3. Evidence-Based Practice: Critique current scientific research for application of findings to initiate change and to improve practice.
4. Informatics, Technology, Quality and Safety: Integrates informatics and appropriate technologies for knowledge management, coordination of care, and complex decision making to improve quality and safety in individuals and systems of health care.
5. Interprofessional Collaboration: Use effective communication, collaborative strategies, and leadership knowledge within the interprofessional team to achieve collective goals.
6. Health Care Policy, Organization, and Finance: Formulate a plan for ongoing contributions to improvement of equitable health care delivery and development of health policy in a cost-effective manner.
7. Professional Role Development: Apply professional leadership role emphasizing Christian values and ethics and supports scholarly activities to enhance lifelong learning.

1. Educating: 100% of MSN faculty will maintain 85% average and above on the Student Evaluations, annually.
2. Scholarship: 100% of MSN faculty will be engaged in at least one area of scholarship, annually.