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Advanced Neonatal Practice (Online)

Prepare for the role of Advanced Neonatal Practitioner with an innovative curriculum at a top London institution and its partner Barts Health NHS Trust, which houses the medico-surgical tertiary neonatal unit at the Royal London Hospital and the London Neonata…

Postgraduate2 yearsDistance learning (part-time)

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Prepare for the role of Advanced Neonatal Practitioner with an innovative curriculum at a top London institution and its partner Barts Health NHS Trust, which houses the medico-surgical tertiary neonatal unit at the Royal London Hospital and the London Neonatal Transfer Service. This is the only dedicated MSc for prospective ANPs in London and will build upon your existing neonatal experience to develop skills in each of the four pillars of Advanced Neonatal Practice (Clinical Practice, Leadership and Management, Education, and Research). - Study online, with your peers, in your own time and at your own pace - Obtain your pre-requisite MSc qualification to transition to advanced clinical practice - Follow a curriculum mapped to the British Association of Perinatal Medicine Capabilities Framework and the Health Education England Multi-Professional Framework - Complete a Scientific Paper through an independent, original project relevant to your future practice - Take part in an optional in-person summer school

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A 2:2 or above at undergraduate level in Nursing and experience in intensive care. Other routes Other related degrees at 2:2 or above will be considered on an individual basis if there is relevant clinical experience. Applicants with qualifications below this level will be considered on an individual basis if there is strong evidence of suitable experience.

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