Master of Science in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner (MScN-FNP)

About this programme

Sylvia Barton, Professor Emerita Martha MacLeod, Professor Emerita Catharine Schiller, Associate Professor and Chair Davina Banner-Lukaris, Professor Shannon Freeman, Professor Caroline Sanders, Professor Erin Barker, Associate Professor Aderonke Agboji, Assistant Professor Darryn DiFrancesco, Assistant Professor Viviane Josewski, Assistant Professor Zahra Rahmaty, Assistant Professor Lindsey Vold, Assistant Professor Tina Fraser, Adjunct Professor Allan Lai, Adjunct Professor Brandin Lilgert, Adjunct Professor Robert Pammett, Adjunct Professor Nicola Waters, Adjunct Professor and Instructor Lauren Irving, Senior Lab Instructor Rebecca Irving, Senior Lab Instructor Elizabeth Enes, Senior Instructor Kristine Rowswell, Senior Instructor Linda van Pelt, Senior Instructor Ginny Burns, Instructor Heidi Dunbar, Instructor Sue Stoneson, Instructor Ngoc Huyhn, Lecturer Websites: www.unbc.ca/nursing/graduate-programs www.unbc.ca/nursing/family-nurse-practitioner-mscn-fnp The Master of Science in Nursing: Nurse Practitioner Program is a practice-oriented, theory-based degree that prepares graduates to be autonomous practitioners, leaders, role models, and educators in primary health care. The focus of the Nurse Practitioner Program is on rural primary care practice that encompasses care for individuals, families, groups, and communities across all life stages. Nurse Practitioners are health professionals who have achieved advanced nursing practice competencies at the graduate level of nursing education. Nurse Practitioners, who are licensed by the British Columbia College of Nurses