Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: MSc Up to 48 months part-time
Increasingly nurses and other registered practitioners take on roles that have traditionally been the domain of doctors. This course is designed for practitioners to develop in-depth knowledge, skills and confidence to autonomously manage complex cases within specific areas of practice.
You will learn to lead, educate and develop the research skills synonymous with working as an advanced clinical practitioner and develop key skills to manage complex clinical problems.
Focusing on high-quality teaching with plenty of opportunity to develop clinical skills in a practical setting, our course provides an educational structure that links to relevant competency frameworks and supports the NHS Career Framework. At Nottingham, we have excellent links with our partner NHS trusts.
2:2 or above
All applicants must be qualified health care professionals, typically with five years of experience in professional practice or longer; applicants join the course with the written agreement of their employer.
In negotiation with the course director, you must identify an appropriately qualified clinical supervisor before commencing the course.
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Invaluable to your career progression, this programme will enable you to demonstrate expertise within a scope of practice, combining expert clinical skills with research, education and clinical leadership.
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