The Family Nurse Practitioner program at ºÚÁÏ³Ô¹Ï is nationally accredited by the and is approved by the . It is designed to prepare students for licensure requirements in the state of Tennessee.
Completing the Family Nurse Practitioner program at Carson-Newman and passing the national certification exam for family nurse practitioners may lead to licensure in other states, but is its best to consult state licensing boards to determine requirements in specific states. It is recommended that a student who completes the Family Nurse Practitioner program who wishes to seek licensure outside of the state of Tennessee, research requirements for licensure in that state and contact the appropriate licensing agency (see contact information in disclosure table). Students must be aware that state laws, regulations, and requirements for licensure and certification vary from state to state and may change without notice.
Carson-Newman strongly recommends that prospective and currently enrolled students who plan to seek licensure or certification in nursing outside the state of Tennessee contact the appropriate licensing agency for information and guidance before enrolling in the program. It is also imperative that students be cognizant of licensing requirements when they relocate to a state outside the state of Tennessee after beginning the program. Students should also discuss licensing requirements with their advisor before enrolling in the nursing program or when relocating to a state outside of Tennessee.
For information regarding the Carson-Newman University Family Nurse Practitioner program and licensure should contact:
Dr. Kim Bolton, Assistant Chair, Graduate Studies in Nursing & Professor of Graduate Nursing Email: [email protected] Phone: (865) 471-4056
Carson-Newman has determined that the Family Nurse Practitioner program offered by the university meets the requirements to apply for licensure in the state of Tennessee. For additional information regarding licensure and certification in any state other than Tennessee or U.S. territory, students should consult the specific state licensure board listed by state and U.S. territory in the disclosure information below.
Professional Licensure Disclosure and contact information for state licensing agencies for Master of Science in Nursing
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