College of Nursing

Innovative Education Meets Real-World Care.

Nursing careers are expected to grow as much as 15% over the next decade, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Roseman University’s College of Nursing provides real-world training and applications in a variety of programs to prepare professionals for an exciting and rewarding career in nursing. Our options include a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), Master of Science in Nursing/Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN/FNP) for nursing professionals, a Post-Master’s Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Certificate, an accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) either on-campus or through a hybrid-online program, a Veteran to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (VBSN) Pathway for those who have served in the military, and a Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN).

Nursing programs for all stages of your career.

For those seeking an entry-level career in nursing, our accelerated BSN programs prepare students for contributing to various areas in the healthcare industry. Students must first meet specific prerequisites to apply to the program and take a pre-admission test also known as the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS). Our accelerated on-campus and hybrid online BSN programs are available for students who are looking to complete their studies sooner. By the completion of the program, which takes around 18 months for the on-campus program and 16 months for the hybrid online program, graduates can assume the legal, professional, and ethical responsibilities that are part of the Nurse Practice Act and officially become a nurse after successfully passing the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN).

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Students who have served in the military and received a general or honorable discharge may qualify for the VBSN pathway. Roseman’s Veteran to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (VBSN) admissions pathway offers Veteran students the opportunity for transfer of military experiential credit for applicable prerequisites and/or identified nursing courses. The VBSN pathway maintains the highest academic standards, quality clinical experiences, and NCLEX pass rates, offered through Roseman’s 18-month BSN and 16-month ABSN programs.

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The RN to BSN program is structured to support working nurses in completing their baccalaureate nursing education while continuing their day-to-day responsibilities. The program offers ADN-trained nurses the opportunity to expand their clinical and theoretical skills and knowledge, so they are better positioned to advance in the profession.

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The Master of Science in Nursing/Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN/FNP) graduate program focuses on expanding students’ knowledge further through practical primary care to patients of all ages. Courses cover such topics as pathophysiology, pharmacotherapeutics, family practice management, and didactic and clinical coursework in pediatric and adult-gerontology. In addition to education in the classroom, students must also complete a predetermined number of clinical hours. This course of study is beneficial to those who are looking for a professional career as a nurse practitioner.

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Designed for graduates with a master’s degree in nursing and at least one year of experience as a registered nurse, the Post-Master’s FNP certificate provides certification to offer patient care at levels consistent with primary care family nurse practitioners with a shorter time commitment than earning a Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP).

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The 23-month full-time asynchronous online Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree is a clinical focused program designed to prepare advanced practice registered nurses at the highest level of nursing practice. The DNP is a terminal degree within the profession of nursing that prepares advanced practice registered nurses for the complex and rapidly changing healthcare environment. Roseman University’s DNP block curriculum builds on the traditional MSN education received as an advanced practice registered nurse, with a focus on evidenced-based care, quality improvement, safety, informatics, ethics, systems leadership, and access to care for populations. Graduates of this program will be prepared to be leaders within the healthcare field, assuring the delivery of safe and quality care by filling a growing need for highly skilled advanced practice registered nurses.

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Six-Point Mastery Learning Model®

Roseman University strives to produce competent graduates in an educational environment that ensures high levels of achievement from all students and fosters cooperation and collaboration in the learning process. This is the concept of mastery learning.

Classroom As Teacher

Block Curriculum

Active & Collaborative Learning

Competency-Based Education

Assessment Learning

Early Experiential Learning

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About the College of Nursing

Learn more about the Roseman University College of Nursing, from accreditation and licensure to important policies and campus safety.

Why Choose Nursing?

There are a myriad of reasons why a nursing career is a viable and rewarding choice for a professional career, and nurse salary is competitive. Here are some things to consider as you determine whether it is the right career path for you.

Faculty & Staff

Joann Anacta, MSN, RN

Adjunct Faculty
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Kiley Anders, MSN-Ed, RN, CNE

Assistant Director, Simulation & Skills Laboratory
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Trevor Arnes

Simulation Technician
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Camila Ayers-Montero, BA

Admissions Recruiter
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Stefani Barahona

Admissions Coordinator
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Rowena Bermundo, BSN, MSN, DNP

Director of Clinical Resources
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Joanne Braga, MSN

Adjunct Faculty
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Mehnaz Bukhari, MSN

Adjunct Faculty
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Tamra Carley, MSN, RN

Assistant Professor
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Shanda Clark, PhD, RN

Assistant Dean, Curriculum & Assessment
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Brandy Daniels, MSN

Adjunct Faculty
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Nori Daza

Grant Support Coordinator
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Andrea Deus, BS

Clinical Coordinator
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Thomas Dewey, BS

Simulation Technician
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Erik Dillon, BA, MA

Director of Admissions and Enrollment
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Robert Firestone, BSN

Adjunct Faculty
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Robert Fox, BS, MSN

Assistant Professor
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Lenita Gilreath

Admissions Specialist
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Irene Gob, BSN, MSN

Adjunct Faculty
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Sandra Gobler, MSN

Adjunct Faculty
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Cambry Goodfellow

Administrative Assistant
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Courtney Gormus, DNP, APRN, FNP-C

Assistant Professor and Laboratory Skills/Simulation Coordinator
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Yolanda Guess, MSN

Adjunct Faculty
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Ana Guevara

Administrative Assistant
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Kristen Harris, MSN

Adjunct Faculty
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Bethany Hayward, MSN-L, RN, CEN

Assistant Professor and Skills Lab Coordinator
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Denise House

Administrative Assistant to the Dean of the College of Nursing
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Ryan Huff, MSN

Simulation Technician
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Kori Hunt, MSN, RN, CNE

Associate Professor
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Delos Jones, MSN, DNP, RN

Associate Dean of Faculty Affairs and Learning Innovation
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Judy Jones, DNP, FNP-BC

Director, Family Nurse Practitioner Program
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Georgene Kreger, BSN, MSN

Assistant Professor and Skills Lab Coordinator
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Donna Laffee

Clinical Coordinator
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Ashley Lamarca, BA

Admissions Coordinator
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Shamar Lejardi

Director, Simulation & Laboratory
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Tracey Long, FNP, RN

Assistant Professor
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Laurel Luna, MSN, RN

Adjunct Faculty
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Stephanie Mastin, MSN, RN, CCRN

Assistant Professor and Skills Lab Coordinator
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Natalie Maughan, MSN-Ed, RN

Assistant Professor and Lab/Simulation Coordinator
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Juliana Morone, BSN, MSN

Assistant Professor
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Jennifer Morris, MSN, RN, WHNP-BC, CNM-BC

Nursing Skills Lab and Simulation Coordinator
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Patrick Murphy

Simulation Technician
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Zylina Nhan, BS

Admissions Specialist
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Laura Okolo, DNP, MSN, FNP-BC

Graduate Practicum Coordinator
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Brian Oxhorn, PhD, MSN, RN

Dean & Associate Professor
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Sheila Parker, RN, MSN

Assistant Professor
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Charlene Pietz, AA

Senior Admissions Specialist
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Jessica Powell, DNP

Assistant Professor, Skills Lab Coordinator
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Kylarr Pullen, BA

Administrative Assistant
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Imelda Revuelto, BS, MSEd

RNPC Director of Program Ops, Training & Partnerships
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Jasmine Riley, BA

Admissions Specialist
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Kristine Russell

Administrative Assistant
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Anja Ryssaert

Admissions Specialist
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Enjoli Smith, AA

Admissions Specialist
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Stacey Smith, RN, MSN

Assistant Director Clinical Resources
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Portia Spann

Graduate Admissions Specialist
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Vic Tolley, MSN, RN, CPEN

Adjunct Faculty, Clinical Instructor
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Victor Venegas, MSN

Assistant Professor
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Melissa Willden, MSN

Assistant Professor
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Suzanne Winslow, DNP, MSN ED, BSN

Associate Dean, Academic & Student Affairs
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Jamie York, AS, BS, MS

Assistant Professor
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