NOTE: This is a post-graduate certificate accredited by and registered with New York State.
Are you a licensed working nurse with a master’s degree in nursing? Do you want to move into a leadership role? If so, this online and asynchronous certificate was designed for you!
Roberts’ Post-Master’s Certificate in Nursing Leadership and Administration develops your visionary leadership skills and helps you gain new expertise that positively impacts your work environment.
As part of our customized pathways, a Program Director will conduct a Gap Analysis to identify the specific graduate nursing courses (typically about 4) you need for this certificate.
Program Highlights
- Prepares you to impact on health care system improvement
- Interact with caring full-time faculty and like-minded nursing classmates
- Gain new expertise through an internship in your area of choice
- Prepares you for the Nurse Executive Certification Exam (click here for eligibility criteria)
Nursing Leadership and Administration Certificate Courses Include:
Healthcare Finance Management
Human Resources, Ethics, Policy, and Law
Strategic Leadership in Healthcare
Internship in Healthcare Leadership & Administration
Informatics in Healthcare
Lean Six Sigma for Healthcare Quality Initiatives
Non-matriculated students are welcome to apply to take individual courses.
Admission Requirements
- B.S. degree with a nursing major from an accredited program*
- Unencumbered licensure as a professional Registered Nurse within New York State or the US territories or Canada. Other licensure will be evaluated on an individual basis.
- The equivalent of one year of full-time employment as a professional Registered Nurse
- Current employment as a Registered Nurse
- Cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0
- Successful completion (B minus or higher) of a statistics course
- Demonstrated proficiency in written communication
- Review and sign the technical standards

Questions?
Meet Your Enrollment Representative!
James Blake
Assistant Director of Admissions