Nursing

The Master of Nursing Population Health (MN PH) at Washington State University is a rigorous and comprehensive program that provides students with the skills necessary to become expert practitioners in population health. This two-year degree focuses on developing an in-depth understanding of public health principles, providing students with the knowledge needed to provide direct care to individual patients, manage care for families and populations, serve as administrators in healthcare organizations, and translate research into expert practice. Through rigorous coursework and hands-on experiences, such as clinical rotations or interprofessional projects, students gain the necessary skills to develop evidence-based interventions that improve the health outcomes of entire populations. Graduates from this program are well prepared for careers in population health management or healthcare delivery, allowing them to make meaningful contributions towards improving human health outcomes worldwide.