
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN): Nursing Leadership

Linfield’s MSN program in nursing leadership incorporates multiple fields of science to address current and future challenges to healthcare delivery for licensed registered nurses. The program addresses these challenges while advocating for sustainable and just healthcare systems. Linfield, known for its student-focused programs, designed this degree to meet the growing needs of the healthcare industry and the work-life balance of nurses.
The master’s degree program in nursing at Linfield University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (https://www.ccneaccreditation.org).
An accelerated, fully online 12-month full-time format.
A part-time option is available.
Aligning with major holidays and breaks.
$710 per credit
MSN Nursing Leadership
Healthcare organization executive/administrator
Leader in clinical nursing departments
Nursing faculty
Healthcare lobbyist
Regulatory positions such as the nursing state board
Clinical research
Informatics nurse/systems analyst
Nurse ethicist
Henny Breen: Professor and MSN Program Director
Kathryn Crabtree: Assistant Professor
Ingrid Flanders: Assistant Professor
Kiki Fornero: Assistant Professor
Ericka Waidley: Assistant Professor
Mindy Zeitzer: Assistant Professor
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