Designed to accommodate your busy schedule, the online education options at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing offer learning opportunities to those considering a health care career, specializing in a nursing field, or taking the next step to an advanced, evidence-based education to improve health care outcomes.

A Post-Master’s Nursing Education Certificate (NECO) enables experienced professional nurses to combine their clinical expertise with a passion for teaching.

Expand your nursing expertise in adult or child health with the Johns Hopkins Clinical Nurse Specialist doctoral program. You’ll build competencies in clinical theory and research-based nursing practice, and you’ll put your new skills to use delivering direct patient care, organizing resources while controlling costs, and educating nurses ...

2021年2月18日 · The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing has launched a free online course to help individuals, health departments, and other community organizations be trained to administer …

Whether you’re looking to become a nurse, physician, pharmacist, physician assistant, occupational or physical therapist, or preparing for another health-related profession, Johns Hopkins offers convenient, online courses to fulfill most of your prerequisite requirements.

Advance the theoretical foundation of nursing practice and healthcare delivery with a Johns Hopkins PhD in nursing. This program will provide you with the knowledge and skills in theoretical, methodological, and analytical approaches that will enable you to conduct research to discover and apply knowledge in nursing science and health care.

NO. 1 Online Nursing Education Advancing from its previous No. 5 spot, the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing ranks No. 1 for online nursing education in the 2019 U.S. News & World Report online rankings.

2019年1月15日 · High quality online education in nursing is a game-changer. And the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing is leading the way; U.S. News & World Report just named us as …

Our doctoral programs prepare students to lead health care innovations and influence policy—founded on the science and theory of nursing, analytic principles, evidence-based practice, and strong leadership —at the highest organizational level.

Susan Renda, DNP, MSN, FNAP, FAAN, ANP-BC, CDE is an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. A nurse practitioner and certified diabetes educator, she has been in practice for 35 years.