Online Post-Master's Certificate AGACNP
Get up close and personal with the specialty you’re most passionate about—and deliver care in the spirit of aloha: love, kindness, grace, and unity.
Your expertise means everything to adult patients requiring acute care. As an adult-gerontology acute care nurse practitioner (AGACNP) online Post-Master's Certificate student at Hawai‘i Pacific University, you’ll develop your specialization through hands-on learning in applied practice, with a focus on caring for vulnerable, at-risk populations around the globe. Under the guidance of expert faculty, you’ll be exposed to a wide array of inpatient and specialty care services in medical and reconstructive surgery, operating room care, surgical intensive care, internal medicine, and ambulatory care, among others.
Expand the scope of your career with our online AGACNP Post-Master's Certificate—and put what you've learned immediately into practice.
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QUICK FACTS
Length: 14 months
Total Credits: 24 credits
Start Dates:
3 starts per year (fall, spring, and summer)
Upcoming Start Date:
Fall
October 21, 2024
100% online coursework with mobile-friendly delivery
Small classes with accessible faculty who care about your success and well-being
Hands-on learning opportunities and dedicated clinical placement support
Earn your AGACNP certificate in as few as 14 months
Why earn your AGACNP certificate with HPU?
Fit Classes Around Work and Family
HPU’s online AGACNP certificate program is designed for working professionals, which means class scheduling is flexible and convenient.
Prepare For Licensure as an Agacnp
Qualify to sit for the national AGACNP licensing exams administered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) and American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN).
Learn From Experienced Faculty
HPU faculty are leaders at the local, national, and global levels. Not only are they active nurse practitioners, they’re also doctoral scholars, researchers, and skilled change agents.
Build Versatile Skills
Through a combination of specialized coursework and more than 600 clinical hours, you'll develop advanced competencies that can translate to a variety of acute care settings.