Preparing nurses for exciting careers in the clinical trials field
This online MSN program is designed for nurses who wish to be involved in clinical trials and research in a variety of roles and settings. Graduates of this program assume roles such as:
- Research Coordinator
- Clinical Scientist
- Clinical Trials Manager
- Coordinator
- Developer
Many potential employers exist outside the hospital environment — in the community or private practices, and with the pharmaceutical and other scientific companies, that produce, test and market new products.
Program Overview
The program provides knowledge and skills in several critical areas:
- Applying FDA rules and regulations;
- Phases of clinical research investigation;
- New drug approval processes;
- Drug protocol development;
- Budgeting for clinical trials;
- Informed consent;
- Patient and family issues;
- Business management and marketing for clinical trials
The clinical trials field is a hot field for nursing employment — especially seasoned nurses who have expertise in one or more clinical areas. Put your years of clinical knowledge to work in improving health through clinical research with this innovative degree.
Key Program Features:
- Fully accredited by National League for Nursing Accreditation Commission (NLNAC) and the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
- Clinically current faculty - experts active in clinical trials research.
- Highly interactive, elearning method challenges and engages students while remaining convenient for working nurses.
- Flexible scheduling of clinical practicum in a variety of settings.
- Special tuition plans for employees of health system partners.
This is a 45-credit graduate program. It is designed for part-time attendance by working nurses.
Interested in learning more?
View the MSN in Clinical Trials Research curriculum.
Interested in a Post-Bachelor's Certificate? Learn more about our Post-Bachelor's Certificate in Clinical Trials Research.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Apply Now! See admissions criteria for specific supplemental materials required.
