BSN to DNP help

If you want to be dual-certified as a CNM and FNP you'd have to either attend a dual CNM/FNP program or get one certification and then get a post-master's certificate in the other, which is usually about 1 more year of school. If you want to go to Frontier then it's fastest to get your CNM first and then get a post-master's certificate for your FNP afterward. Frontier has Regional Clinical Faculty that are in charge of assisting students in arranging clinicals in their state. It's best to do your own networking to find potential preceptors and then your RCF will help you with getting the paperwork completed, so you can do your clinicals at those sites. They also are responsible for doing a site visit to verify that the clinical site will be a good learning experience and help provide training to your preceptors. If you are struggling with finding your own preceptors they can give you a list of clinical sites that other Frontier students have used in your area for you to try to contact. You are required to travel to campus once before you start the program and once before you start the clinical portion of the program. Everything else can be done in your home community.