Contact Name: Kathryn Leach, DNO, CPNP-PC, Chair, Doctor of Nursing Practice Program

Tracks (expanded information):

• Post-Masters – Advanced Practice DNP (For Currently Licensed APRNs)
• Dual Post-Masters – Advanced Practice DNP (For Currently Licensed APRNs) and Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Administration
• Dual Post-Masters – Advanced Practice DNP (For Currently Licensed APRNs) and Master of Science in Management in Healthcare Administration
• Post-Masters – Systems Leadership DNP (For Nurse Leaders)
• Dual Post-Masters – Systems Leadership DNP (For Nurse Leaders) and Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Administration
• Dual Post-Masters – Systems Leadership DNP (For Nurse Leaders) and Master of Science in Management in Healthcare Administration
• PhD in Nursing to Advanced Practice DNP (For Currently Licensed APRNs)
• PhD in Nursing to Advanced Practice DNP (For Currently Licensed APRNs) and Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Administration
• PhD in Nursing to Advanced Practice DNP (For Currently Licensed APRNs) and Master of Science in Management in Healthcare Administration
• PhD in Nursing to Systems Leadership DNP (For Nurse Leaders)
• PhD in Nursing to Systems Leadership DNP (For Nurse Leaders) and Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Administration
• PhD in Nursing to Systems Leadership DNP (For Nurse Leaders) and Master of Science in Management in Healthcare Administration

Any concentration listed above can be combined with a post-masters certificate in one of three concentrations: Legal Nurse Consultant, Nurse Educator, Population Health, and Nurse Executive.

Wilmington University’s CCNE accredited DNP program delivers an innovative curriculum emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration among students, faculty, hospitals, community leaders, and policy makers. Students learn to utilize both theory and clinical evidence to promote the highest quality of care at an advanced level of professional nursing practice.

The DNP program offers individualized attention to students within a cohort of scholars. We feature one of the most affordable DNP tuitions in the United States and offer several DNP concentrations to fit the needs of both Advanced Practice Registered Nurses and Nurse Leaders.

Online cohorts begin every January, May, and September with hybrid cohorts beginning every January and September. Online students benefit from optional synchronous sessions during each course and hybrid students benefit from one to two weekend intensives on-site per semester.

For more information, please contact DNP Program Chair Dr. Aaron Sebach at aaron.m.sebach@wilmu.edu

Contact Name: Sonja J. Meiers, PhD, RN, Director and Professor

Jeanine Gangeness, PhD, RN, PHN, Interim Dean, jgangeness@winona.edu

Contact Name: Pandora Goode, PhD, DNP, FNP-C, CNE, Program Director

Contact Name: Tracy Lynn Brewer, DNP, RNC-OB, CLC Associate Professor, Director of Doctor of Nursing Practice

Deborah L. Ulrich, PhD, RN, ANEF, Interim Dean and Professor, deborah.ulrich@wright.edu

Contact Name: Debra VanKuiken, PhD, RN, AHN-BC, Chair, School of Nursing

Contact Name: Mary Ann Camilleri, JD, RN, FACHE & Joanne DeSanto Iennaco, PhD, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Joan Kearney, PhD, APRN, FAAN Chair, Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Program, E-Mail: joan.kearney@yale.edu
Mary Ann Camilleri, JD, RN, FACHE  Director DNP in Healthcare Leadership,  Systems and Policy
Joanne DeSanto Iennaco, PhD, APRN, PMHNP-BC Director of Post Masters Clinical DNP Program
Jana Buck Director of Enrollment, E-Mail: jana.buck@yale.edu

Contact Name: Richard Haas, Ph.D., CRNA, PHRN, Director