NSU HPD Catalog 2024-2025

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24-10-047_2024 Full HPD Catalog 3
nova.edu /disabilityservices 401
Letter from the NSU Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs 15
Vision 2025 Statement 16
Nova Southeastern University Mission Statement 16
Core Values 16
Health Professions Division Mission Statement 16
History of the Health Professions Division 17
Campuses 17
Image Use Statement 18
Indebtedness to the University 19
Force Majeure 19
University Fees 19
Provisional Acceptance 19
Degree Limits Policy 20
Foreign Coursework 20
Background Checks 20
Urine Drug Screening 21
Tuition Credit Policy— Voluntary Drops and Withdrawals 21
Student Services 21
The Office of Student Financial Aid 22
The Office of the University Bursar 23
NSU Student Health Insurance 23
The Office of the University Registrar 23
The One-Stop Shop 25
Military Affairs Veterans Resource Center 25
NSU Health 25
Student Medical Center 25
Certificate of Physical Examination 25
Immunization Requirements 25
Basic Immunizations 26
Any Other Vaccinations Required by Clinical Sites 26
Arrangements 26
Failure to Comply 26
Center for Student Counseling and Well-Being 26
Leave of Absence Policy 27
Dress Code 27
Identification Requirements and Fieldwork Prerequisites 27
Martin and Gail Press Health Professions Division (HPD) Library 27
Tampa Bay Regional Campus Library 28
Official Transcripts Process for Graduate and Professional Programs 29
Flexibility in Policies 29
Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine 32
Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine Mission Statement 32
Administration 32
Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine Program List 33
Core Performance Standards for Admission and Progress—Osteopathic Medicine Program 33
Core Performance Standards for Admission and Progress—Graduate Degree Programs 35
Technology Requirements 36
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Program 37
Mission Statement 37
Accreditation 37
An Osteopathic Physician 37
Admissions Requirements 38
Application Procedures 38
Tuition and Fees 39
Fees and Deposits Prior to Matriculation 39
Tuition 39
Fees 39
Schedule of Application for Admission Cycle 40
Academics 40
Transfer of Credit 40
Course of Study 40
Curriculum Outline 41
Preclinical Courses—Class of 2028 41
Preclinical Electives—Class of 2028 43
Preclinical Courses—Class of 2027 44
Preclinical Electives—Class of 2027 46
Preclinical Courses—Class of 2026 47
Preclinical Electives—Class of 2026 49
Preclinical Courses—Class of 2025 49
Preclinical Electives—Class of 2025 51
Clinical Education Courses—All Classes 52
Clinical Education Elective Courses—All Classes 54
Preclinical Course Descriptions 58
Clinical Course Descriptions—Required Courses and Core Rotations 64
Clinical Course Descriptions—Selective Rotations 66
Clinical Course Descriptions—Elective Rotations 67
Additional Course Descriptions—Required and Elective 9000-Level Courses 81
Affiliated Hospitals and Teaching Health Care Centers 82
Special Academic Programs 83
Osteopathic Principles and Practice Practical Training Sessions 83
Predoctoral Osteopathic Principles and Practice Fellowship 83
KPCOM Student Research Opportunities 84
Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Program 85
The Office of Graduate Medical Education 85
Rural and Urban Underserved Medicine Program 85
Concurrent Degree Programs 86
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Faculty 86
Public Health Program 88
Concurrent Degree Programs 88
Program Vision 88
Program Mission 88
Course of Study 88
Professional Accreditation 88
Application Procedures/Admissions Requirements 88
Graduate Certificate Programs 89
Graduate Certificate in Public Health 89
Graduate Certificate in Health Education 90
Transfer of Credits 90
Nondegree-Seeking Students 90
Tuition and Fees 91
Expenses 91
Graduation Requirements 91
Curriculum Outline 91
Course Descriptions 93
Public Health Faculty 95
Health Informatics Program 96
Concurrent Degree Programs 97
Program Vision 97
Program Mission 97
Course of Study—Master of Science in Health Informatics 97
Course of Study—Graduate Certificate in Health Informatics 97
Accreditation and Authorization 98
Admissions Requirements 98
Application Procedures 98
Nondegree-Seeking Students 99
Other Degree Options 99
International Applicants 99
Tuition and Fees 99
Transfer of Credits 100
Graduation Requirements 100
Curriculum Requirements 100
Curriculum Outline—Master of Science in Health Informatics 101
Curriculum Outline—Graduate Certificate in Health Informatics 102
Course Descriptions 103
Health Informatics Faculty 108
Disaster and Emergency Management Program 109
Program Overview 109
Program Objectives 109
Course of Study 110
Admissions Requirements 110
Application Procedures 110
Nondegree-Seeking Students 111
Tuition and Fees 111
Graduation Requirements 111
Curriculum Outline 112
Core Courses (18 credit hours) 112
Elective Courses (18 credit hours) 112
Course Descriptions 114
Required Core Courses 114
Management and Leadership Cluster Core Courses 114
Threats, Hazards, and Impacts Cluster Core Courses 115
General Electives 115
Maritime Safety and Security Concentration Electives 116
Cybersecurity Concentration Electives 116
Criminal Justice Concentration Electives 116
Public Health Concentration Electives 117
Environmental Hazards Concentration Electives 118
Fire Administration Concentration Electives 118
Interprofessional Electives 119
Disaster and Emergency Management Faculty 119
Graduate Certificate in Social Medicine Program 120
Tuition and Fees 120
Curriculum Outline 121
Medical Education Program 123
Course of Study 123
Program Learning Objectives 123
Admissions Requirements 124
Application Procedures 124
Nondegree-Seeking Students 124
Tuition and Fees 125
Transfer of Credits 125
Graduation Requirements 125
Curriculum Requirements 125
Curriculum Outline 125
Course Descriptions 126
Medical Education Faculty 127
Nutrition Program 128
Program Mission 128
Program Goals 128
Course of Study 129
Professional Practice Concentration 129
Admissions Requirements 129
Application Procedures 130
Certified Nutrition Specialists 130
Nondegree-Seeking Students 130
International Applicants 130
Tuition and Fees 131
Assessment of Prior Learning 131
Graduation Requirements 131
Curriculum Requirements 131
Curriculum Outline 132
Community Nutrition Concentration Requirements 132
Functional Nutrition and Herbal Therapy Concentration Requirements 132
Nutrition Research Concentration Requirements 133
Professional Practice Concentration 133
Sports Nutrition Concentration Requirements 134
Nutrition Elective Courses 134
Course Descriptions 135
Nutrition Faculty 139
Foundational and Integrated Medical Sciences Program 140
Program Goals 140
Program Objectives 140
Admissions Requirements 141
Application Procedures 141
Tuition and Fees 142
Financial Aid 142
Technology Requirements 142
Transfer of Credit 142
Graduation Requirements 142
Curriculum Outline 143
Course Descriptions 145
Foundational and Integrated Medical Sciences Faculty 145
Couple and Family Therapy Programs 146
Programs Available 146
Visions 146
Missions 146
Course of Study 147
Master’s Degree Program 147
Doctoral Degree Programs 147
Master’s Degree en Route 147
Accreditation and Authorization 147
Admissions Requirements 147
Application Procedures 148
Nondegree-Seeking Students 148
Computer Requirements 149
Tuition and Fees 149
Transfer of Credits 149
Graduation Requirements 149
Curriculum Outlines 150
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Couple and Family Therapy 150
Doctor of Marriage and Family Therapy 152
Master of Science in Couple and Family Therapy 155
Course Descriptions 157
Couple and Family Therapy Faculty 171
Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy 174
Administration 174
Vision Statement 174
Mission Statement 174
Overview 174
Professional Accreditation 175
Memberships 175
Facilities 175
Core Performance Standards for Admission and Progress 175
Interprofessional Education (IPE) 177
Financial Aid 178
Transfer Credits 178
Class Cancellation Policy 178
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) Entry-Level Program 179
Admissions Requirements 179
Application Procedures 179
Program Requirements 181
International/Student Visa Information 181
Tuition: Entry-Level Program 181
Fees, Expenses, and Deposit: All Programs 181
Undergraduate/Pharm.D. Dual Admission Program 181
Pharmacy Intern Licensure 182
Course of Study 182
Global Engagement 182
Graduation Requirements— Entry Level 183
Entry-Level Curriculum Outline 184
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) Advanced Standing (International Pharmacy Graduates) 187
Admissions Requirements 187
Application Procedures 188
Program Requirements 188
Tuition: Advanced Standing Program 189
Fees, Expenses, and Deposit: All Programs 189
International/Student Visa Information 189
Pharmacy Intern Licensure 189
Graduation Requirements— Advanced Standing 189
Advanced Standing Curriculum Outline 190
Pharm.D. Course Descriptions 192
Master of Science (M.S.) in Pharmaceutical Affairs 205
Admissions Requirements 205
Application Procedures 205
Program Requirements 206
Tuition: M.S. in Pharmaceutical Affairs Program 206
Fees, Expenses, and Deposit: All Programs 206
Course of Study 206
International/Student Visa Information 207
Graduation Requirements 207
Curriculum Outline 208
Master of Science (M.S.) in Pharmaceutical Affairs Course Descriptions 209
Master of Science (M.S.) in Pharmaceutical Sciences 211
Admissions Requirements 211
Application Procedures 211
Program Requirements 212
Tuition: M.S. in Pharmaceutical Sciences Program 212
Fees, Expenses, and Deposit: All Programs 212
Course of Study 212
International/Student Visa Information 213
Graduation Requirements 213
Curriculum Outlines 214
Molecular Medicine and Pharmacogenomics 214
Drug Development (Pharmaceutics) 214
Social and Administrative Pharmacy 215
Master of Science (M.S.) in Pharmaceutical Sciences Course Descriptions 215
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Pharmaceutical Sciences 218
Admissions Requirements 218
Application Procedures 218
Tuition: Ph.D. Program 219
Fees, Expenses, and Deposit: All Programs 219
International/Student Visa Information 219
Graduation Requirements 219
Program Description 219
Social and Administrative Pharmacy Sequence 220
Overview 220
Course of Study 220
Social and Administrative Pharmacy Curriculum Sequence 221
Drug Development (Pharmaceutics) Sequence 222
Overview 222
Course of Study 222
Drug Development (Pharmaceutics) Curriculum Sequence 222
Molecular Medicine and Pharmacogenomics Sequence 223
Overview 223
Course of Study 223
Molecular Medicine and Pharmacogenomics Curriculum Sequence 224
Ph.D. Course Descriptions 225
Student Activities 231
Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy Faculty 231
College of Optometry 234
Mission Statement 234
Administration 234
Optometry 234
Professional Accreditation 234
Core Performance Standards for Admission and Progress 234
Admissions Requirements 236
Application Process 236
Tuition and Fees 237
Financial Aid 237
Undergraduate/O.D. Dual Admission Program 237
Transfer Students 237
Promotion, Suspension, Dismissal, and Readmission 238
Requirements for Graduation 238
Doctor of Optometry Course of Study 238
Extended (Five-Year) Doctor of Optometry Course of Study 238
Student Organizations 239
Traditional Four-Year Program Curriculum Outline 240
Extended Program Curriculum Outline 243
Doctor of Optometry Course Descriptions 248
Medical Sciences 248
Optometric Basic Sciences 248
Optometry Clinical Education 254
Master of Science in Clinical Vision Research Graduate Program 256
Admissions Requirements /Application Process 256
Requirements for Graduation 256
Tuition 256
M.S. in Clinical Vision Research Graduate Program Curriculum Outline 257
M.S. in Clinical Vision Research Graduate Program Course Descriptions 260
Research Core Courses 260
Optic Courses 261
Public Health Courses 262
Electrodiagnostic Courses 262
Binocular Vision and Pediatric Courses 263
Contact Lens Courses 263
Low Vision and Clinical Assessment Courses 264
Ocular Motility Courses 265
Disease Courses 265
Thesis 266
Dr. Pallavi Patel College of Health Care Sciences 268
Vision 268
Mission 268
Administration 268
Department Chairs 268
Program Directors 268
Dr. Pallavi Patel College of Health Care Sciences Programs 269
Core Performance Standards for Admission and Progress 270
Expenses and Financial Aid 272
Transfer Credits 272
Promotion, Suspension, Dismissal, and Readmission 272
Department of Anesthesia 273
Overview 273
Mission 273
Vision 273
Selection Requirements 274
Computer Requirements 274
Application Procedures 274
Personal Interviews 274
Tuition and Fees 275
Advanced Standing 275
Requirements for Graduation 275
M.S. in Anesthesia—Denver Admissions Requirements 276
M.S. in Anesthesia—Denver Curriculum 277
M.S. in Anesthesia—Denver Course Descriptions 279
Master of Science in Anesthesia—Fort Lauderdale 282
M.S. in Anesthesia— Fort Lauderdale Facilities 282
M.S. in Anesthesia— Fort Lauderdale Accreditation 282
M.S. in Anesthesia—Fort Lauderdale Admissions Requirements 282
M.S. in Anesthesia—Fort Lauderdale Curriculum 283
M.S. in Anesthesia—Fort Lauderdale Course Descriptions 285
Master of Science in Anesthesia—Jacksonville 289
M.S. in Anesthesia— Jacksonville Accreditation 289
M.S. in Anesthesia—Jacksonville Admissions Requirements 289
M.S. in Anesthesia—Jacksonville Curriculum 290
M.S. in Anesthesia—Jacksonville Course Descriptions 292
Master of Science in Anesthesia—Orlando 296
M.S. in Anesthesia— Orlando Accreditation 296
M.S. in Anesthesia—Orlando Admissions Requirements 296
M.S. in Anesthesia—Orlando Curriculum 297
M.S. in Anesthesia—Orlando Course Descriptions 299
Master of Science in Anesthesia—Tampa Bay 303
M.S. in Anesthesia— Tampa Bay Accreditation 303
M.S. in Anesthesia—Tampa Bay Admissions Requirements 303
M.S. in Anesthesia—Tampa Bay Curriculum 304
M.S. in Anesthesia—Tampa Bay Course Descriptions 306
Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Pre-Anesthesiologist Assistant Studies 310
Admissions Requirements 310
Application Process 310
Tuition and Fees 311
Graduation Requirements 311
Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Pre-Anesthesiologist Assistant Studies Curriculum 311
Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Pre-Anesthesiologist Assistant Studies Course Descriptions 312
Department of Audiology 313
Overview 313
Accreditation 313
Admissions Requirements 313
Postbaccalaureate Degree 313
United Kingdom (UK) Program 313
Transfer Students 314
Application Procedures 314
Personal Interviews 314
Tuition and Fees 314
Requirements for Graduation 314
Course of Study: Postbachelor’s Program 315
Curriculum Outline: Postbachelor’s Program 315
Curriculum Outline: UK Program 318
Audiology Course Descriptions 319
Department of Health and Human Performance 323
Master of Science in Sports Science 323
Overview 323
Admissions Requirements 323
Computer Requirements 323
Technical Standards 323
Tuition and Fees 324
Requirements for Graduation 324
Master of Science in Sports Science Curriculum 325
Master of Science in Sports Science Course Descriptions 326
Department of Health Science 327
Overview 327
Computer Requirements 327
Master of Health Science Program for Health Professionals 328
Admissions Requirements 328
Tuition and Fees 328
Application Procedures 329
Computer Requirements 329
Requirements for Graduation 330
Nondegree-Seeking Application Procedures/Policy 330
Course of Study 330
Continuous Enrollment 330
Continuing Services 330
Curriculum Outline—Master of Health Science Program 331
Curriculum Outline—Miami-Dade College Physician Assistant Students 332
Accelerated Dual-Degree M.H.Sc./D.H.Sc. Program 339
Admissions Requirements 339
Tuition and Fees 339
Application Procedures 339
Computer Requirements 340
Requirements for Graduation 340
Specific Curriculum Requirements for Graduation for the M.H.Sc. in the Accelerated Dual-Degree M.H.Sc./D.H.Sc. Program for Students Matriculating on or After Fall 2020 341
Course of Study for Dual M.H.Sc./D.H.Sc. Degree 342
Doctor of Health Science (D.H.Sc.) Program 344
Admissions Requirements 344
Application Procedures 345
Computer Requirements 345
Tuition and Fees 346
Requirements for Graduation 346
D.H.Sc. Curriculum Outline for Students Matriculating on or After Fall 2020 346
Accelerated Dual-Degree M.H.Sc./Ph.D. in Health Science Program 349
Admissions Requirements 349
Tuition and Fees 350
Application Procedures 350
Transfer Credits 351
Computer Requirements 351
Curriculum Outline 351
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Health Science Program 353
Admissions Requirements 353
Application Procedures 354
Transfer of Credits 355
Tuition and Fees 355
Requirements for Graduation 355
Computer Requirements 355
Curriculum Outline 356
Course Descriptions 357
Master of Health Science Course Descriptions 357
Doctor of Health Science Course Descriptions 362
Doctor of Philosophy in Health Science Course Descriptions 367
Department of Occupational Therapy 370
Overview 370
Background Check 370
Computer Requirements 370
Tuition and Fees 371
Entry-Level Doctor of Occupational Therapy (O.T.D.) Programs 372
About the Programs (O.T.D.) 372
Admissions Requirements (O.T.D.) 372
Application Procedures (O.T.D.) 373
Undergraduate/Occupational Therapy Department (O.T.D.) Dual Admission Program 373
Requirements for Graduation (O.T.D.) 374
Entry-Level Doctor of Occupational Therapy (O.T.D.) Program —Fort Lauderdale 374
Accreditation (O.T.D.) 374
Curriculum Outline (O.T.D. Fort Lauderdale) 375
Entry-Level Doctor of Occupational Therapy (O.T.D.) Program—Tampa Bay 377
Accreditation (O.T.D.) 377
Curriculum Outline (O.T.D. Tampa Bay) 377
Postprofessional Doctoral Programs in Occupational Therapy 380
About the Programs 380
Application Procedures (Dr.O.T., Ph.D., and Dual-Degree Dr.O.T./Ph.D.) 380
Postprofessional O.T.D. or Dr.O.T. Bridge to Ph.D. Program 380
Nonmatriculating Students 380
Doctor of Occupational Therapy (Dr.O.T.) 380
Admissions Requirements (Dr.O.T.) 381
Course of Study (Dr.O.T.) 381
Requirements for Graduation (Dr.O.T.) 381
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) 381
Admissions Requirements (Ph.D.) 382
Course of Study (Ph.D.) 382
Requirements for Graduation (Ph.D.) 382
Dual-Degree Postprofessional Doctor of Occupational Therapy (Dr.O.T.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) 383
Dual-Degree Dr.O.T./Ph.D. Program 383
Admissions Requirements (Dual-Degree Dr.O.T./Ph.D.) 383
Curriculum Outline 384
Requirements for Graduation (Dual-Degree Dr.O.T./Ph.D.) 385
Occupational Therapy Course Descriptions 386
Department of Physical Therapy 398
Physical Therapy Overview 398
Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy (D.P.T.) 398
Course of Study 398
Delivery Methods 398
Professional Accreditation Status 398
Admissions Requirements— Fort Lauderdale Program 399
Admissions Requirements— Tampa Bay Program 399
Background Checks 400
Health and Vaccine Requirements 400
Computer Requirements 400
NSU Student Technology Support 401
Essential Functions/Technical Standards of the D.P.T. Student 401
Application Procedures 401
Undergraduate/Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy Dual Admission Program 402
Tuition and Fees 402
Graduation Requirements: Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy—Fort Lauderdale 402
Graduation Requirements: Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy—Tampa Bay 403
Physical Therapy Student Organizations 403
Professional D.P.T. Program—Fort Lauderdale Curriculum Outline 404
Professional D.P.T. Program—Tampa Bay Curriculum Outline 406
Doctor of Physical Therapy Course Descriptions—Fort Lauderdale 409
Doctor of Physical Therapy Course Descriptions—Tampa Bay 418
Postprofessional Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy 423
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Physical Therapy 424
Curriculum Overview 424
Admissions Requirements 424
Computer Requirements 424
Application Procedures 425
Doctoral Tuition and Fees 425
Requirements for Graduation 425
Course of Study 425
Doctor of Philosophy in Physical Therapy Course Descriptions 426
Department of Physician Assistant 429
Admissions Requirements 429
Application Procedures 430
Review Process 430
Personal Interviews 430
Current College Coursework 430
Transcripts 430
Computer Requirements 431
Tuition and Fees 431
Academic Promotions and Progression 431
Requirements for Graduation 431
Academic Dismissal in the Physician Assistant Program 431
Readmission Policy in the Physician Assistant Program 432
Sources of Additional Information 432
Mission Statement 433
Course of Study 433
Physician Assistant Preferred Dual Admission Program with Nova Southeastern University’s Undergraduate Student Success Unit 433
Curriculum Outline for the Master of Medical Science (M.M.S.) in Physician Assistant Program—Fort Lauderdale 434
Course Descriptions—Fort Lauderdale 436
Physician Assistant Program—Fort Myers 440
About the Program 440
Accreditation 440
Mission Statement 440
Course of Study 440
Curriculum Outline for the Master of Medical Science (M.M.S.) in Physician Assistant Program—Fort Myers 441
Course Descriptions—Fort Myers 444
Physician Assistant Program—Jacksonville 447
About the Program 447
Accreditation 447
Vision Statement 447
Mission Statement 447
Core Values: DICE 447
Undergraduate/Physician Assistant Dual Admission Program—Jacksonville 447
Course of Study 447
Curriculum Outline for the Master of Medical Science (M.M.S.) in Physician Assistant Program—Jacksonville 449
Course Descriptions—Jacksonville 451
Physician Assistant Program—Orlando 455
About the Program 455
Accreditation 455
Mission Statement 455
Program Goals 455
Course of Study 455
Curriculum Outline for the Master of Medical Science (M.M.S.) in Physician Assistant Program—Orlando 457
Course Descriptions—Orlando 459
Department of Speech-Language Pathology 463
Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology 463
Accreditation 463
Admissions Requirements 463
Application Procedures 463
Tuition and Fees 464
Requirements for Graduation 464
Background Checks 464
Computer Requirements 464
Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology Curriculum Outline 465
Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology Course Descriptions 467
Doctor of Speech-Language Pathology (SLP.D.) Program 470
Program Outcomes 470
Admissions Requirements 470
Application Procedures 471
Tuition and Fees 471
Computer Requirements 472
Requirements for Graduation 472
Doctor of Speech-Language Pathology (SLP.D.) Curriculum Outlines (53 credits minimum) 473
Doctor of Speech-Language Pathology (SLP.D.) Course Descriptions 477
College of Dental Medicine 482
Mission Statement 482
Administration 482
Dental Medicine 482
Accreditation 482
Facilities 482
Core Performance Standards for Admissions and Progress for all College of Dental Medicine Students and Residents 483
Predoctoral Program 485
Admissions Requirements 485
Suggested Additional Preparation 485
Transfer of Credit Policy 485
Application Procedures 486
Applicants Who Studied at Foreign Institutions 487
Tuition and Fees 487
Expenses and Financial Aid for Four-Year Predoctoral Programs 487
NSU Drs. Kiran & Pallavi Patel International Dental Program 488
Admissions Requirements 488
Application Procedures 488
Tuition and Fees 488
Expenses and Financial Aid for 39-Month Predoctoral Programs 489
Policies Related to Academic and Student Affairs 489
Graduation Requirements 489
Course of Study 490
2024–2025 Curriculum Outline 490
College of Dental Medicine Course Descriptions 500
Dental Medicine-Related Educational Programs 513
Master of Dental Science Certificate Program 514
Admissions Requirements 514
Application Procedures 514
Tuition and Fees 515
Graduation Requirements 515
Course of Study 515
Curriculum Outline 2024–2025 515
Postdoctoral Programs 517
Postdoctoral Core Courses 517
Postdoctoral Specialties 518
Postdoctoral Advanced Education in General Dentistry 518
Postdoctoral Endodontics 519
Postdoctoral Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 521
Postdoctoral Orthodontics 524
Postdoctoral Pediatric Dentistry 526
Postdoctoral Periodontics 527
Postdoctoral Prosthodontics 529
Anticipated Expenses 530
Admissions Requirements— Postdoctoral Programs 530
Application Procedures 531
Postdoctoral Tuition and Fees 531
Master of Science Program 532
Admissions Requirements 532
Application Procedures 533
Tuition and Fees 533
Course Descriptions 533
Ron and Kathy Assaf College of Nursing 536
Mission Statement 536
Accreditation 536
Program Information 536
College Administration 536
Core Performance Standards for Admission and Progress 537
Graduate Nursing Program Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) Traditional 539
Admissions Requirements 539
Application Procedures 540
Tuition and Fees 540
Academic Policies 541
Graduation Requirements 541
Curriculum Outlines 542
Graduate Nursing Program Master of Science in Nursing—Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (M.S.N.—A.P.R.N.) 544
Admissions Requirements 544
Application Procedures 545
Tuition and Fees 545
Academic Policies 546
Graduation Requirements 546
Curriculum Outlines 547
Master of Science in Nursing 547
Postgraduate Certificate—Family Nurse Practitioner 548
Postgraduate Certificate—Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner 548
Postgraduate Certificate—Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner 549
Doctor of Nursing Practice (D.N.P.) 550
Bachelor of Science in Nursing to Doctor of Nursing Practice (B.S.N. to D.N.P.) 550
Admissions Requirements 550
Application Procedures 551
Tuition and Fees 552
Academic Policies 552
Graduation Requirements 552
Curriculum Outlines 553
Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing (Ph.D.) 558
Doctor of Nursing Practice to Doctor of Philosophy (D.N.P. to Ph.D.) Program 558
Admissions Requirements 558
Application Procedures 559
Tuition and Fees 559
Academic Policies 560
Graduation Requirements 560
Curriculum Outlines 561
Ph.D. in Nursing with a Focus on Nursing Education 561
Ph.D. in Nursing with a Focus on Administrative Leadership 562
D.N.P. to Ph.D. in Nursing with a Focus on Nursing Education 563
D.N.P. to Ph.D. in Nursing with a Focus on Administrative Leadership 564
Course Descriptions 565
Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Allopathic Medicine 576
Mission 576
Our Vision 576
Core Values 576
Administration 576
Doctor of Allopathic Medicine (M.D.) Program 577
Professional Accreditation 577
Admissions Requirements 577
Academic Standards 577
Technical Standards for Medical School Admission, Continuation, and Graduation 578
Technical (Nonacademic) Standards for Medical School Admission 578
Application Procedures 579
Most Recent Class Profile Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Allopathic Medicine 580
Tuition and Fees 580
Schedule of Application for Admission Cycle 581
Technology Requirements 581
Academics 581
No Transfer of Credit 581
Course of Study 581
M.D. Program Policy on Immunizations 581
Health Screening 582
Competencies and Educational Program Objectives 582
NSU MD Competencies and Educational Program Objectives 583
Curriculum Outline 586
Curriculum Schematic 586
Blocks/Courses and Credit Hours 587
Course Descriptions 598
Electives 603
Anesthesiology (Direct Patient Care) 603
Dermatology (Direct Patient Care) MDCD 9065—Dermatology Elective 603
Diagnostic Radiology (Direct Patient Care) MDCR 9031—Advanced Clinical Radiology Elective 603
Emergency Medicine (Direct Patient Care) 604
Family Medicine (Direct Patient Care) 604
General Surgery (Direct Patient Care) 604
Internal Medicine (Direct Patient Care) 604
Interventional Radiology and Diagnostic Radiology (Direct Patient Care) 606
Neurological Surgery (Direct Patient Care) 606
Neurology (Direct Patient Care) 606
Neurology (No Patient Care) 606
OB-GYN (Direct Patient Care) 606
Ophthalmology (Direct Patient Care) 606
Orthopaedic Surgery (Direct Patient Care) 607
Pathology-Anatomic/ Pathology-Clinical (Direct Patient Care) 607
Pediatrics (Direct Patient Care) 607
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (Direct Patient Care) 607
Plastic Surgery (Direct Patient Care) 608
Psychiatry (Direct Patient Care) 608
Public Health and General Preventive Medicine (No Patient Care) 608
Radiation Oncology (Direct Patient Care) 608
Urology (Direct Patient Care) 608
Other Clinical (Direct Patient Care) 608
Nonclinical 609
Aerospace Medicine—Away 611
Allergy and Immunology—Away 611
Anesthesiology—Away 611
Clinical Biochemical Genetics—Away 611
Clinical Genetics and Genomics—Away 611
Colon and Rectal Surgery—Away 611
Dermatology—Away 611
Diagnostic Radiology—Away 611
Emergency Medicine—Away 612
Family Medicine—Away 612
General Surgery—Away 612
Internal Medicine—Away 612
Interventional Radiology and Diagnostic Radiology—Away 613
Laboratory Genetics and Genomics—Away 613
Medical Physics (Diagnostic, Nuclear, Therapeutic)—Away 613
Neurological Surgery—Away 613
Neurology—Away 613
Neurology with Special Qualification in Child Neurology—Away 613
Nuclear Medicine—Away 613
Obstetrics and Gynecology—Away 614
Occupational Medicine—Away 614
Ophthalmology–Away 614
Orthopaedic Surgery—Away 614
Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery—Away 614
Pathology-Anatomic—Away 614
Pathology-Anatomic/Pathology-Clinical—Away 614
Pathology-Clinical—Away 614
Pediatrics—Away 615
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation—Away 615
Plastic Surgery—Away 615
Psychiatry—Away 615
Public Health and General Preventive Medicine—Away 616
Radiation Oncology—Away 616
Thoracic Surgery—Away 616
Urology—Away 616
Vascular Surgery—Away 616
Generic—Away 616
Nondegree Courses 616
NSU MD Departments 617
Master of Biomedical Sciences (M.B.S.) Program 618
Admissions Requirements 618
Application Procedures 618
Schedule of Application for Admission Cycle 618
M.B.S. Core Performance Standards for Admission and Progress 619
Tuition and Fees 619
Transfer of Credits 620
Graduation Requirements 620
Curriculum Outline 621
Course Descriptions 623

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