Certifications
Graduate Certificate in Health Informatics
As more hospitals, clinics and health professionals depend on technology to help with delivery, management and planning of health care, the understanding of health informatics has become a vital skill for nurses and other health care providers.
Texas Woman’s University offers an online graduate certificate in health informatics intended for a multi-professional audience looking to build a foundation in health care informatics.
Offered: Online
Contact
Mikyoung Lee, PhD, RN
Doswell Endowed Chair for Informatics and Health Care Transformation
Program Coordinator
mikyounglee@twu.edu
940-898-2424
Post-Master's Certificates
Ready to step into advanced practice? Shifting to an administrative role? Exploring cutting edge nursing practice? Already have your masters of science in nursing? The post-master's certificate will help you take the next step.
Continue to stay ahead of the curve — in the clinic and the classroom. Individuals who have a master's degree in nursing may be considered for admission to a post-master’s certification program in one of two areas:
- Nurse Practitioner (27 hours)
- Nursing Education (22 hours)
Admission to the Nursing Post-master’s Certificate Programs
Program Contacts
Susan Quisenberry, MSN Program Director
940-898-2401
squisenberry@twu.edu
Application Deadlines
Fall - February 15
Spring - September 15
Admission Requirements
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Current US RN license (unencumbered)
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Basic statistics course
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MS or MSN degree from a nationally-accredited nursing program
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Minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 in the master's nursing degree
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Individuals who have a master’s degree in nursing, must be a licensed APRN to seek admission to the post-master’s certificate program .
Applicants who wish to transfer from another nursing program must provide evidence of eligibility to continue in the previous nursing program. Nine semester hours for programs requiring 39-44 semester hours, 12 semester hours for programs requiring 45 or more semester hours, may be transferred, if approved. A grade of B or higher in each course is necessary for semester credit hours to be considered for transfer.
How to Apply
- Apply for admission to the TWU Graduate School.
Contact
Denton Campus and Houston Center
- Email Susan Quisenberry, MSN Program Director
- Call 940-898-2401
Dallas Center
- Email Elaine Wilson, Track Coordinator - Nursing Education
- Call 214-689-6515
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