Upon completion of the program the graduate will:
1. Communicate effectively to foster therapeutic interpersonal and collaborative relationships in a culturally diverse society.
2. Demonstrate competency in informational technology and computer literacy as an adjunctive tool in practice.
3. Synthesize concepts and principles and principles from previous learning to design, implement and evaluate nursing care of patients.
4. Utilize ethical, legal, moral, spiritual, and societal values in professional nursing practice.
5. Initiate efforts with other healthcare providers and consumers to improve the quality of healthcare to a culturally diverse society.
6. Assume various roles in the practice of nursing to meet the healthcare needs of humans in a variety of healthcare settings.
7. Demonstrate effective leadership skills in the management and nursing care of patients incorporating professional accountability, and responsibility.
8. Utilize research to provide evidence-based holistic care to patients in a variety of clinical settings.
9. Demonstrate a commitment to professional nursing by pursuing learning (formal or informal) opportunities to enhance their professional growth and enrichment.
10. Synthesize complex information in the process of problem solving and intellectual inquiry, using critical thinking skills to arrive at well-reasoned conclusions in the practice of nursing.