Prerequisites: NP-801. Pass/Fail, audit not available. This is the third of three primary care courses that prepare students for advanced practice as Adult/Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioners. Content continues to build on critical thinking, diagnostic reasoning skills

Prerequisiste: None. Pass/Fail, audit not available. This course provides the foundation for understanding the clinical management of children, adolescents, adults and elders within the range of psychiatric mental health problems and disorders. Theoretical frameworks for

Prerequisite: NS-739, NS-760, NP-762 & NP-752 or by permission of instructor. This is an advanced course in nursing assessment and management of women with selected health problems and for women with at-risk pregnancies. Emphasis is placed on evaluating scholarship,

Prerequisites: NP-845, NP-855, NP-848, NP-849, NP-885A, NP-885B. This course builds upon and expands on prior coursework by critically examining and integrating advanced topics in PMH nursing. Weekly lectures and seminars present scholarly reviews and perspectives on a diverse

Prerequisites: Program prerequisites or by consent. This course will focus on pediatric swallowing disorders. It will review the anatomy and physiology of normal and abnormal swallowing, and discuss specific etiologies relevant to the pediatric patient. Clinical and

Prerequisites or by consent. Various low technology and high technology assistive devices for individuals with communication disorders will be discussed. Students will be exposed to both diagnostic and treatment considerations in augmentative communication. A unique feature

Prerequisite: Program prerequisite or by consent. Course work in developmental and acquired neurogenic disorders. This course will expose the clinician to a range of theoretical and practical paradigms relevant to the field of communication disorders. Application will be made

This course includes a series of 4 1-hour guest lectures designed to cover topic areas of interest in speech language pathology clinical practice using faculty and student in-put. Topics will vary from semester to semester based on students interests and hot topics in the

Prerequisite: None. This course addresses professional issues related to the development of competent genetic counselors.

Prerequisites: GC-610, GC-611. This course will provide information regarding etiology, features, testing, and treatment for a wide variety of genetic conditions as applicable to pediatric and adult genetics and genetic counseling. The topics are arranged by organ system.