CORONAVIRUS Update: USAHS plans a full return to campus for 2021 Fall Term courses and lab sessions. USAHS expects to resume all in-person classes and on-campus academic activities, such as regularly scheduled residencies, weekend labs and course intensives, with the September 7 Fall Term start.
USAHS focuses on providing the best and more appropriate academic and financial aid counseling throughout the admissions process. Whether applying to a first-professional, campus based program or a post-professional distance program, an assigned Enrollment Advisor is available to assist you from application to acceptance.
The Post-Graduate Nursing Certificate program at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) provides individualized pathways for nurses to grow their careers. These packaged courses expand on your foundational knowledge, preparing you to take on more responsibility or change your career trajectory.
Program Overview
Add a certificate to your current MSN or DNP coursework to increase your number of specializations.
Expand your knowledgebase after completion of your MSN or DNP degree to achieve your next career goal.
Certificates offered in each of our three specializations:
Family Nurse Practitioner
Nurse Educator
Nurse Executive
Learn from faculty who are leaders in their fields, many of whom are currently practicing, presenting original research at major conferences, and publishing books or articles in respected journals.
Access to USAHS Community and Network of Professionals
USAHS is an active community of health science professionals from many disciplines. MSN students can benefit from connections to our alumni and our expansive network of professionals for collaboration, support and access to career opportunities.
Transfer of credits within the University is determined on a case by case basis. Transfer credit will, in most cases, be approved for graduate coursework awarded by schools, colleges, or universities that have recognition from the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA), and the U.S. Department of Education.