Post-Graduate CertificatePerioperative LeadershipHenry Predolin College of Health Sciences
°Õ³ó±ðÌýPerioperative Leadership Post-Graduate Certificate is designed for nursing professionals seeking to foster skills that enhance their ability to perform the role of a perioperative nursing leader working in a leadership/management role in the perioperative setting (i.e., managers, team leaders, educators). The Perioperative Leadership Post-Graduate Certificate curriculum is built upon the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL) Nurse Leader Core Competencies framework that outlines key knowledge, skills, and abilities related to the following topics: communication and relationship management, strategic management, financial management, human resource management, operational management, leadership, and professionalism.
Madison, WI
Virtual
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Program Requirements
The Perioperative Leadership Post-Graduate Certificate consists of the following courses:
| Course Number | Course Title | Credit Total |
| NRS 731 | Perioperative Strategic Management | 3 |
| NRS 732 | Perioperative Finance & Operations | 3 |
| NRS 733 | Perioperative Human Resources/ Relationship Management | 3 |
| NRS 734 | Perioperative Professional Leadership | 3 |
| NRS 736 | Perioperative Nurse Leader Practicum | 3 |
Mission information, course description and scheduling and accreditation information can be found in the MSN Handbook.
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Applicants must provide the following:
a. Provide evidence of a baccalaureate or more advanced degree from a nursing program accredited by a national nursing accreditation body with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for regular admission status. The cumulative grade point average is computed on the highest degree held at the time of application to the Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ graduate program.
b. Complete and submit graduate application to Graduate and Professional Studies Admissions.
c. Request that official transcripts for all undergraduate and graduate academic credits received from any post-secondary institutions be sent directly to Graduate and Professional Studies Admissions.
d. Provide two letters of recommendation from nursing supervisors, and/or colleagues who can focus on the candidate’s probability of success in graduate school.
e. Submit a written statement, no more than 500 words, addressing your ambition to be admitted specifically into Ä¢¹½´«Ã½â€™s MSN program. Please also comment on your past educational and professional experiences that will foster your growth and success in this program.
f. Currently hold a license as a registered professional nurse.
g. Prior to beginning the MSN program’s practicum requirements, students will be required to complete a health form, criminal background check, and proof of a current RN license from the state/country in which they plan to complete their practicum.