Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program

Program Overview

Rutgers University–Camden’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program offers advanced clinical and leadership training for nurses seeking to elevate their practice and impact. With full-time and part-time options, students can choose from four distinct tracks tailored to their career goals:

• Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner
• Family Nurse Practitioner
• Post-Master’s Option for Nurse Practitioners
• Post-Master’s Option with a Health Systems Focus

Each program emphasizes evidence-based practice, health equity, and leadership in complex healthcare environments.

Why Choose This Program?

• Flexible study plans: Multiple tracks and scheduling options to fit your lifestyle and career goals.
• Rigorous and accredited: All programs meet national standards for advanced nursing education.
• Expert faculty: Learn from leaders in nursing research, practice, and policy.
• Career-focused curriculum: Designed to prepare nurses for high-impact roles in clinical practice, education, and healthcare systems.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the DNP programs are prepared to:

• Provide advanced primary care across the lifespan or to adult and geriatric populations.
• Lead quality improvement initiatives and health system transformation.
• Educate future nurses in academic and clinical settings.
• Influence healthcare policy and advocate for vulnerable populations.