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Specialization areas: FNP, WHNP, NM/WHNP, or AG-ACNP
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APRNs, like you, are busy doing meaningful work. A Post-Graduate Certificate (PGC) from Georgetown University can prepare you for career advancement in your desired specialization without putting your work on hold.APRNs, like you, are busy doing meaningful work. A Post-Graduate Certificate (PGC) from Georgetown University can prepare you for career advancement in your desired specialization without putting your work on hold.APRNs, like you, are busy doing meaningful work. A Post-Graduate Certificate (PGC) from Georgetown University can prepare you for career advancement in your desired specialization without putting your work on hold.
- Flexible Program — Continue to care for the whole person while earning your certificate part time.
- High-Quality Training — Complete specialized master’s-level coursework that reflects the rigor of Georgetown University’s MS in Nursing program.
- Board Certification Prep — Across all specializations, board certification rates for our students are above the national average, with some specializations reaching 100%.1
- Scholarships Available — Georgetown University School of Nursing is offering a tuition scholarship of up to $35,000 for highly qualified applicants.
Practice With Purpose
100%
Board certification rates for some specialization areas
3,700+
Health care providers and clinical placement settings across 49 states
Increase Your Capacity to Serve
Georgetown University’s online PCG program prepares advanced-practice nurse professionals for one of four specializations:
- Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (AG-ACNP) — Serve adult and older-adult patients in acute and complex care settings. 15 minimum credits. 600-700 clinical hours.
- Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) — Manage primary care for the whole family across the life span. 19 minimum credits. 650 clinical hours.
- Nurse-Midwifery — Provide reproductive health care, labor and birth care, and integrated midwifery care. 27 minimum credits. 1,000+ clinical hours.
- Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP) — Provide gynecologic and primary care to individuals across the life span. 22 minimum credits. 784 clinical hours.
In addition to our post-graduate certificate, Nursing@Georgetown also offers:
- MS in Nursing — Earn your Master’s degree in nursing and specialize as an AG-ACNP, FNP, Nurse-Midwife, or WHNP.
- BSN to DNP — Prepare for a range of leadership roles in health care. This program is designed for students who have a BSN.
- Post-Master’s DNP — Prepare for a range of leadership roles in health care. This program is designed for students with a master’s degree.
Join the Next Generation of Nurse Leaders
1This statistic reflects certification rate information for graduates of Georgetown University’s MS in Nursing program in 2023. The national certification rate for the 2023 ANCC certification was 85%, and the national average certification rate for the 2023 AANP certification was 73%. The national average certification rate for the 2022 AACN certification was 74%. The 2023 NCC certification rate was 87%.arrow_upward