Find an accredited DNP in Vermont! We have details on all the tracks offered by UVT. If you’d like to expand your shortlist, you may also want to consider online or hybrid programs in neighboring states. Try our guides to DNP Programs in Massachusetts, DNP Programs in New Hampshire, and DNP Programs in New York.
Featured Schools
| School Name | Program Name | More Info |
|---|---|---|
| Grand Canyon University | Online Doctor of Nursing Practice | website |
| Bradley University | Online DNP (BSN and MSN options) | website |
| Regis College | Online MSN to Doctor of Nursing Practice | website |
| Regis College | Online BSN to Doctor of Nursing Practice | website |
| University of North Dakota | Post-Master's Online Doctor of Nursing Practice | website |
| Capella University | Online DNP Program | website |
| Simmons University | Online Post-Master's Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) | website |
| Georgetown University | Online BSN to DNP Program | website |
| Walden University | Online DNP Degree | website |
| Sacred Heart University | Online Post-Master's Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) | website |
Below you'll find a list of all of the Doctor of Nursing Practice programs available in Vermont.
Full list of Vermont DNP Programs
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BSN to DNP programs:
BSN to DNP - Primary Care Adult-Gerontology Nurse PractitionerBSN to DNP - Primary Care Family Nurse PractitionerMSN to DNP programs:
Postgraduate DNP - Executive Nurse LeaderPostgraduate DNP - Nurse PractitionerVermont's DNP program has separate tracks for nurses with BSNs and MSNs. Post-bachelor's enrollees choose between the Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner and Family Nurse Practitioner tracks. Both focus on primary care and take around three and a half years to complete. That includes 800 to 870 clinical hours at locations around the state paired with 240 project-related practicum hours. Classes are scheduled on the Burlington campus, though some courses are online. Enrollees with an MSN choose between postgraduate DNP tracks in Nurse Practitioner and Executive Nurse Leader. Those who attend full-time can finish in under two years. The two tracks share coursework in genomics, population-based health, healthcare finance, and systems leadership.