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Program:
The nursing education program is designed for nurses planning to pursue a career in nursing education. The curriculum includes courses in instructional strategies, curriculum development, informational technology, health assessment and research methodologies. The program culminates in a 120-hour internship in nursing education.
Download a PDF version of our Program Brochure
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Program Contacts:
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Miriam Ford, MSN
Program Director, Nursing
mford@mercy.edu
Telephone: 914-674-7867
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Patricia Chute, EdD
Chair, Division of Health Professions
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"The class schedule is flexible and I enjoy scholarly discussions with interesting and eclectic peers."
Karen Koziol, '07
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Career Opportunities:
Upon program completion, graduates obtain teaching positions in associate and baccalaureate nursing programs and as clinical educators in healthcare facilities.
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Curriculum:
The curriculum is comprehensive combining course work with a 120-hour internship in nursing education.
For the complete course curriculum click here.
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Campuses where program is offered:
Dobbs Ferry and entirely online.
"The classes are small and personable."
Ernesto Mir Perez, '06
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Accreditations:
The Nursing Program is registered by the New York State Education Department and accredited by the Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE, 1998-2008).
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Frequently Asked Questions:
How long does it take to complete the graduate program?
It usually takes two years to complete the graduate program.
Is financial aid available?
Mercy College offers a wide variety of financial aid programs, both economically need based and academic, to its students. The program director should be contacted to explore these options.
Where are the classes offered?
The program is offered on the Dobbs Ferry Campus as well as entirely online.
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