MSN Women's Health/Gender Related Nurse Practitioner

The accredited online MSN Women's Health/Gender Related Nurse Practitioner program supplies nurses with the skills necessary to provide advanced care to women and their partners throughout the lifespan with an emphasis on reproductive and gynecologic health needs. Upon graduation, you'll be qualified to provide a myriad of gender related services focusing on health promotion and disease prevention that range from well-woman care, prenatal and postpartum care, and common and complex women’s health issues in both primary settings and women's health specialty practices. 

The program prepares nurses for roles as advanced-practice clinicians, educators, researchers, and leaders in a collaborative and multi-disciplinary healthcare environment. It was designed to embrace the competencies and skill sets required for today's versatile nurse practitioner as medical knowledge expands, healthcare systems evolve and technology advances in response to health care needs and evidence-based research.

Program Features

• Ranked #45 in Best Online Graduate Nursing Programs by U.S. News & World Report
• Ranked #12 in Best Online Graduate Nursing Programs for Veterans by U.S. News & World Report
• The master's degree in nursing at Drexel University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
• Synchronous online lectures offer a highly-interactive learning format that challenges and engages
• An experienced and board certified faculty from Drexel’s acclaimed College of Nursing and Health Professions
• Upon completion of the program, you're eligible for Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Certification through the National Certification Corporation (NCC)

On-Campus Requirements

This high-quality program demands a major commitment of time, including multiple on-campus visits that are essential for transition into the NP role. During your time in the program, you will participate in mandatory on-campus and/or virtual intensives. The required intensives will be held during clinical courses. Students will attend an in-person on-campus intensive in NURS 690 for 5 days during week one of the summer quarter. Students will attend a second in-person on-campus intensive in NURS 693 for 2 days during week three of the spring quarter. Dates are subject to change.

Pennsylvania RN licensure is required prior to the start of your clinical components. While this is not a requirement for admission, we recommend starting the process immediately after admission.

Clinicals

The nurse practitioner programs in the Department of Advanced Practice Nursing at Drexel University provide you the flexibility of finding and coordinating your own clinical site and preceptor. The department also offers resources to assist you in this process. Accessibility to clinical sites and preceptors varies from state to state, and you may be required to travel to access clinical sites/preceptors and achieve the necessary clinical hours.

Drexel's 10,000 Hours Podcast: Kymberlee Montgomery

Not all healthcare is created equal, especially if you’re a woman. Kymberlee Montgomery, an associate clinical professor of nursing and medicine at Drexel University, explains to us the biggest health issues facing women today.

Online Open Houses

Learn more about this and other nursing programs from our previously recorded online open house webinar series.

Questions? We're here to help!

For application related questions:
enroll@drexel.edu

For program related questions:
College of Nursing and Health Professions Program Team
CNHPGraduateDivision@drexel.edu

Online Nurse Practitioner programs are offered only on a part-time basis.
Drexel University offers a variety of Graduate Minors that can be added to any master's degree program.
State restrictions may apply to some programs.
The MSN Women's Health/Gender Related Nurse Practitioner program at Drexel University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.