Master of Science in Nursing – Infection Prevention and Control Specialization

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Infection Prevention and Control Specialization —
Master of Science Program

Master of Science in Nursing – Infection Prevention and Control Specialization

Make a difference in patient outcomes with a better understanding of infection prevention and control. Pursue your Master of Science in Nursing – Infection Prevention and Control Specialization for the opportunity to build the skills you could use to create programs and monitor critical infection control indicators in healthcare delivery. Built on guidelines from the Certification Board for Infection Control and Epidemiology as well as the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses guidelines, this program covers the essentials involved in improving patient safety, care, and outcomes through infection prevention and control.

Two Ways to Earn Your MSN Online at Post

Post offers two different modalities to help you earn your MSN: Term Based and SIMPath^® (Competency Based)

Term Based

100% online classes

8-week terms

Monthly class start dates

Consistent due dates

Take one class at a time

SIMPath^®

100% online classes

16-week semesters

Monthly class start dates

Self-paced format

Enroll in as many courses as your schedule permits*

*Students may add additional courses through the twelfth (12th) week of the term. Any courses that remain unfinished must be repeated. Students who choose the SIMPath® option will not be able to complete all coursework within a single semester. However, students will be able to complete their program in a minimum of two semesters.

Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) Accredited

The master’s degree program in nursing at Post University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, 655 K Street NW, Suite 750, Washington, DC 20001, 202-887-6791

Program Disclosures

This program is not designed to fulfill the educational requirements for any licensure or certification. Post University does not speak on behalf of any licensing board or body but does assist students in understanding licensure requirements.

Master of Science in Nursing – Infection Prevention and Control Specialization

Master of Science in Nursing – Infection Prevention and Control Specialization

Infection Prevention and Control Specialization —
Master of Science Program