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The MN-PHCNP program includes academic coursework, clinical training, integrated practicum experiences, and systematic review components. Delivered in partnership with nine Ontario universities, instruction primarily occurs through intimate in-person graduate seminars, hands-on clinical placements, and independent online learning. Students critically analyze theoretical concepts and research findings while developing practical competencies in pathophysiology, health assessment, diagnostic procedures, therapeutic interventions, and primary care nurse practitioner responsibilities. Upon successfully finishing this two-year curriculum, graduates qualify to take the Canadian family/all-ages nurse practitioner certification exam.
Applicants must have Undergraduate university degree in nursing with a minimum overall average equivalent to a B; two academic letters of reference; undergraduate courses in research methodology and statistics; active registration as RN with College of Nurses of Ontario.
English language requirements
TOEFL - Test of English as a Foreign Language
Computer-Based Test: A minimum score of 250 and a minimum Essay Rating score of 5.0
Paper-Based Test: A minimum score of 600 and a Test of Written English (TWE) with a minimum score of 5.0
Internet-based test: A minimum score of 100 and a minimum score of 4 for writing
IELTS - English for International Opportunity - A minimum score of 7
MELAB - Michigan English Language Assessment Battery - A minimum score of 90
PTE - Pearson Test of English Academic - A minimum score of 70