Master of science in nursing

Holistic MSN Program

Experience Personal and Professional Transformation with an MSN Degree Focused on Holistic Nurse Coaching!

The purpose of the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree program is to prepare nurses to become holistic and integrative nursing coaches. This groundbreaking 40-credit program features a focus on holistic and integrative healthcare, and includes cutting-edge and advanced nursing classes such as psychoneuroimmunology. The didactic coursework is online, while the clinical and lab components take place in the student’s locale/community.

The first nurse coach graduate program in the United States! Includes entrepreneurship course and access to Pacific College’s medical cannabis certificate courses!

Many hospitals and healthcare settings are moving to integrative healthcare (IHC) due to patient demand for complementary healthcare services. Pacific College of Health and Science’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN degree) teaches students to use evidence-based scientific and holistic knowledge as a foundation for their roles in nursing coaching.

Students will also deepen their understanding of cutting-edge integrative and healing modalities. Graduates of the MSN degree nursing program will be prepared to work as nursing professional development specialists or nurse coaches in integrative and holistic healthcare settings, including private practice.

22 CORE CREDITS
18 SPECIALIZED-TRACK CREDITS
TOTAL : 40 CREDITS

Upon completion, you will be able to use the holistic MSN coursework to sit for the appropriate holistic nurse, advanced holistic nurse, or nurse coach board certification exams offered through the American Holistic Nurses Credentialing Corporation (AHNCC), as long as you meet all the other application eligibility criteria. With the appropriate number of practice hours, you may also be able to sit for the board certification exams for the Nurse Professional Development Specialist. The prerequisite for entering the MSN program is a bachelor’s degree in nursing (BSN).

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MSN DEGREE PROGRAM OVERVIEW

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Holistic Health Coaching Focus

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Innovative Curriculum & Easy Access to Medical Cannabis Certification

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40 Credits
Online Coursework

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Pacific College of Health and Science is Accredited by WSCUC

Next term starts on
May 6th, 2024!
The next start date for our Holistic MSN degree program is on May 6th, 2024! Applications must be submitted by December 23rd, 2022 to be considered for this program. If you have questions about earning your MSN, request a call back today!

MSN DEGREE PROGRAM OUTLINE

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Coaching Courses (22 Units):

TOTAL: 40 CREDITS
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MSN Career Opportunities

Graduates of the MSN degree program will work in the following settings:

  • Hospitals or other traditional or non-traditional healthcare settings with a focus on patient coaching, change management, and interprofessional development.
  • Healthcare systems with a focus on coaching and holistic wellness.
  • Private practice consulting organizations with individuals, groups, organizations, systems, or communities

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MSN Degree Program Admissions Prerequisites

Basic qualifications for acceptance into our MSN Nursing Program:

  • BSN: From an accredited nursing program (regionally accredited and CCNE, ACEN or NLN accredited)
  • GPA of 3.0: Official cumulative GPA

MSN Degree Program Financial Aid Information

MSN Degree Program Application Checklist

  • RN License: Current and in good standing
  • Official Transcripts: From all higher education schools attended
  • Resume or CV: Concise and easy to read
  • Two Written References
  • Personal Statement:
    • Respond to this question: What is your understanding of holistic nursing? Why are you applying for a Master’s Degree in holistic nurse coaching? What are your nursing practice goals? What strategies for success can you identify for this online learning experience?
    • Written, 3 pages, double-spaced, 12 font
  • $50 Application Fee

MSN Degree Program ACCREDITATIONS

Pacific College of Health and Science is accredited by: Western Association of Schools and Colleges Senior College and University Commission – WASC (WSCUC): 985 Atlantic Avenue, #100; Alameda, CA; 94501; 510-748-9001; www.wscuc.org.

Pacific College of Health and Science’s Master of Science in Nursing program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN): 3343 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 850; Atlanta, GA, 30326; 404-975-5000; www.acenursing.org.

All nursing programs incorporate the standards of Holistic Nursing as published by the American Association of Holistic Nurses and the American Nurses Association (3rd edition, 2019) and course content is aligned with the test plans of certifications by the American Holistic Nurses Credentialing Corporation (AHNCC): 81 Linden Loop; Cedar Park, TX 78613; 900-463-0786, ext. 11; www.ahncc.org.

The MSN specialty track in Holistic Nursing Coaching incorporates the competencies of The Art and Science of Nurse Coaching by the American Nurses Association (2nd edition, 2021) and course content is aligned with the test plan of Nurse Coach certification by AHNCC.

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Master of Science in Nursing FAQ

Who is eligible for the Master of Science in Nursing program at Pacific College of Health and Science?

To be eligible for the MS in Nursing program, you must have the following:
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing from an accredited nursing program (regionally accredited and CCNE, ACEN or NLN accredited).
  • GPA of 3.0: Official cumulative GPA

What is the class schedule like for the MSN program at Pacific College of Health and Science?

The MSN program at Pacific College of Health and Science coursework is 100% online, and clinical practicum takes place in your own locale/community.

Does Pacific College of Health and Science offer financial aid for the Master of Science in Nursing program?

Yes, Pacific College of Health and Science offers financial aid to those who qualify and requires 6 credits/trimester.

What are the learning outcomes for a person who graduates with a Master of Science in Nursing?

Upon completing the Master of Science in Nursing program at Pacific College of Health and Science you will be prepared to work as nursing school faculty members, nursing professional development specialists, or nurse coaches in traditional, integrative, and holistic healthcare settings, or in private practice.

What does the application process require for the Master of Science in Nursing program at Pacific College of Health and Science?

The application process for the Master of Science in Nursing program at Pacific College of Health and Science requires the following:
  • RN License: Current and in good standing
  • Official Transcripts: From all higher education schools attended
  • Resume or CV
  • Two Written References
  • Personal Statement
  • $50 Application Fee

How long is the Master of Science in Nursing program at Pacific College of Health and Science?

The Master of Science in Nursing program can be completed in as few as seven semesters. However, this will vary by individual and depend on the number of credits taken each semester.

What is the tuition fee for the Master of Science in Nursing program?

The tuition fee for the Master of Science in Nursing program is $520 per credit.

Are the Master of Science in Nursing program classes recorded?

Yes, the Master of Science in Nursing program classes are recorded.