Course sequences - PHCNP | Faculty of Health Sciences

Disclaimer: In the event of a discrepancy between this course sequence and the official calendars, the calendars take precedence and are considered the authoritative source.

Admission in fall 2023 or after

Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

1st year

NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the Nurse Practitioner
NSG 53601 Roles and Responsibilities of the Nurse Practitioner
NSG 5370 Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnosis I¹
NSG 5380 Therapeutics in Primary Health Care I¹

1st year

NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the Nurse Practitioner
NSG 53602 Roles and Responsibilities of the Nurse Practitioner
NSG 5375 Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnosis II¹
NSG 5385 Therapeutics in Primary Health Care II¹

1st year

NSG 5401 Integrative Practicum¹

Notes

¹Each student is assigned a clinic placement in Eastern Ontario (Ottawa and surrounding regions). Graduate students must arrange their own transportation to their placements.

Minimum Standards

The passing grade in all courses in the program is B (70%). Students who fail two courses or six units must withdraw.

Consult the program requirements

Consult the course description

Fall	Winter	Spring/Summer
1st year NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner NSG 5370 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis I¹	1st year NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner NSG 5375 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis II¹	1st year See note³
2nd year NSG 53601 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner NSG 5380 Therapeutics in primary health care I¹	2nd year NSG 53602 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner NSG 5385 Therapeutics in primary health care II¹	2nd year NSG 5401 Integrative practicum^1,2

Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

1st year

NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner
NSG 5370 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis I¹

1st year

NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner
NSG 5375 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis II¹

1st year

See note³

2nd year

NSG 53601 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner
NSG 5380 Therapeutics in primary health care I¹

2nd year

NSG 53602 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner
NSG 5385 Therapeutics in primary health care II¹

2nd year

NSG 5401 Integrative practicum^1,2

Notes

¹Each student is assigned a clinic placement in Eastern Ontario (Ottawa and surrounding regions). Graduate students must arrange their own transportation to their placements.

² Enrolment in NSG 5401 requires full-time status, even when admitted to part-time status.

³ No course offered this term. To comply with regulation C-3.1.3 Continuous Enrolment, you must submit a request for a Leave of absence for one term via a Service Request in uoZone. Choose the sub-type “Administrative Leave”, indicate that there are no courses offered this term and be sure to include the Request for Leave of Absence form with your request.

Minimum Standards

The passing grade in all courses in the program is B (70%). Students who fail two courses or six units must withdraw.

Consult the program requirements

Consult the course description

Fall	Winter	Spring/Summer
1st year NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner NSG 53601 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner	1st year NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner NSG 53602 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner	1st year See note³
2nd year NSG 5370 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis I¹	2nd year NSG 5375 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis II¹	2nd year See note³
3rd year NSG 5380 Therapeutics in primary health care I¹	3rd year NSG 5385 Therapeutics in primary health care II¹	3rd year NSG 5401 Integrative practicum^1,2

Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

1st year

NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner
NSG 53601 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner

1st year

NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner
NSG 53602 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner

1st year

See note³

2nd year

NSG 5370 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis I¹

2nd year

NSG 5375 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis II¹

2nd year

See note³

3rd year

NSG 5380 Therapeutics in primary health care I¹

3rd year

NSG 5385 Therapeutics in primary health care II¹

3rd year

NSG 5401 Integrative practicum^1,2

Notes

¹ Each student is assigned a clinic placement in Eastern Ontario (Ottawa and surrounding regions). Graduate students must arrange their own transportation to their placements.

² Enrolment in NSG 5401 requires full-time status, even when admitted to part-time status.

³ No course offered this term. To comply with regulation C-3.1.3 Continuous Enrolment, you must submit a request for a Leave of absence for one term via a Service Request in uoZone. Choose the sub-type “Administrative Leave”, indicate that there are no courses offered this term and be sure to include the Request for Leave of Absence form with your request.

Minimum Standards

The passing grade in all courses in the program is B (70%). Students who fail two courses or six units must withdraw.

Consult the program requirements

Consult the course description

Admission in fall 2022

Fall	Winter	Spring/Summer
1st year NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the Nurse Practitioner NSG 53601 Roles and Responsibilities of the Nurse Practitioner NSG 5370 Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnosis I¹ NSG 5380 - Therapeutics in Primary Health Care I¹	1st year NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the Nurse Practitioner NSG 53602 Roles and Responsibilities of the Nurse Practitioner NSG 5375 Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnosis II¹ NSG 5385 Therapeutics in Primary Health Care II¹	1st year NSG 5401 Integrative Practicum¹

Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

1st year

NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the Nurse Practitioner
NSG 53601 Roles and Responsibilities of the Nurse Practitioner
NSG 5370 Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnosis I¹
NSG 5380 - Therapeutics in Primary Health Care I¹

1st year

NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the Nurse Practitioner
NSG 53602 Roles and Responsibilities of the Nurse Practitioner
NSG 5375 Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnosis II¹
NSG 5385 Therapeutics in Primary Health Care II¹

1st year

NSG 5401 Integrative Practicum¹

Notes

¹Each student is assigned a clinic placement in Eastern Ontario (Ottawa and surrounding regions). Graduate students must arrange their own transportation to their placements.

Minimum Standards

The passing grade in all courses in the program is B (70%). Students who fail two courses or six units must withdraw.

Consult the program requirements

Consult the course description

Fall	Winter	Spring/Summer
1st year NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner NSG 5370 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis I¹	1st year NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner NSG 5375 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis II¹
2nd year NSG 53601 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner NSG 5380 Therapeutics in primary health care I¹	2nd year NSG 53602 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner NSG 5385 Therapeutics in primary health care II¹	2nd year NSG 5401 Integrative practicum¹

Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

1st year

NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner
NSG 5370 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis I¹

1st year

NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner
NSG 5375 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis II¹

2nd year

NSG 53601 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner
NSG 5380 Therapeutics in primary health care I¹

2nd year

NSG 53602 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner
NSG 5385 Therapeutics in primary health care II¹

2nd year

NSG 5401 Integrative practicum¹

Notes

¹Each student is assigned a clinic placement in Eastern Ontario (Ottawa and surrounding regions). Graduate students must arrange their own transportation to their placements.

Minimum Standards

The passing grade in all courses in the program is B (70%). Students who fail two courses or six units must withdraw.

Consult the program requirements

Consult the course description

Fall	Winter	Spring/Summer
1st year NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner NSG 53601 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner	1st year NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner NSG 53602 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner
2nd year NSG 5370 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis I¹	2nd year NSG 5375 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis II¹
3rd year NSG 5380 Therapeutics in primary health care I¹	3rd year NSG 5385 Therapeutics in primary health care II¹	3rd year NSG 5401 Integrative practicum¹

Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

1st year

NSG 53501 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner
NSG 53601 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner

1st year

NSG 53502 Pathophysiology for the nurse practitioner
NSG 53602 Roles and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner

2nd year

NSG 5370 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis I¹

2nd year

NSG 5375 Advanced health assessment and diagnosis II¹

3rd year

NSG 5380 Therapeutics in primary health care I¹

3rd year

NSG 5385 Therapeutics in primary health care II¹

3rd year

NSG 5401 Integrative practicum¹

Notes

¹Each student is assigned a clinic placement in Eastern Ontario (Ottawa and surrounding regions). Graduate students must arrange their own transportation to their placements.

Minimum Standards

The passing grade in all courses in the program is B (70%). Students who fail two courses or six units must withdraw.

Consult the program requirements

Consult the course description