Bachelor in Non-Medical Prescribing AdvCert

For Bachelor in Non-Medical Prescribing AdvCert, tuition is 23,873 USD per year.

About the Non-Medical Prescribing Program

The aim of this course is to prepare healthcare professionals to confidently deliver safe, competent, and cost-effective prescribing using a person-centred approach in their practice, working as part of the interprofessional team. Graduates will be able to critically analyse and apply the requisite knowledge and skills for prescribing in practice.

This programme is designed for students aiming to develop into nurse prescribers, enabling them to lead and deliver quality care. It consists of three modules taught at undergraduate level (Level 6) and is designed to be taken over one academic year in part-time mode.

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