Caring for people who are sick and afraid requires more than the ability to give an injection or set up an IV. You’ll see this as you work in hospitals, Alzheimer’s units, psychiatric centers, health departments, physician’s offices and other health care settings with a team of professors who have more than 100 years of combined clinical experience. It’s a deep compassion and a Christian commitment to loving people that make our professors – and our graduates – stand out from the crowd.
AREAS OF STUDY
Undergraduate Programs:
Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN)
Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Traditional (TBSN)
Bachelor of Science in Nursing – RN to BSN (Online)
Graduate Programs:
Master of Science in Nursing – Family Nurse Practitioner (Online/On Campus)
Master of Science in Nursing Education (Online)
Master of Science in Nursing Executive Leadership (Online)
Post-Master’s APRN Certificate (Online/On Campus)
Doctor of Nursing Practice – BSN to DNP Nurse Practitioner (Online/On Campus)
Doctor of Nursing Practice – Post–Master’s (Online/On Campus)
Small classes allow for personal attention and one-on-one mentoring from faculty
Learn to deliver Christ-centered compassionate care
Clinical experiences offered in various health care settings
Professors have real-world experience and established records of successful teaching
University of Mobile’s Center for Excellence in Healthcare Practice (CEHP) provides hands-on clinical and lab experience for students by utilizing cutting-edge simulators and augmented reality in the classroom. Students receive a comprehensive learning experience that mirrors real-life scenarios.
STORIES FROM THE SCHOOL OF NURSING
“Nurses serve individuals when they are in their most vulnerable states. As a nurse, a touch, smile, greeting or conversation may be the only kindness a patient receives. Education is the foundation that prepares nurses for a higher purpose. The educational foundation begins with the undergraduate programs, and mastery starts with the doctoral degree. Learning is life-long!”
Sarah Barnes-Witherspoon, PhD, RN, BSN, MSN, LNC
Dean, School of Nursing
Professor of Nursing
Educational Specialist
College of Health Professions