UCSF's Integrated Complementary Healing Focus as an ANP

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Hi all!

Are there any NPs currently in UCSF's MEPN/MSN program who are specializing in integrated complementary healing (ICH)? If so, can you let me know how you like the program? I'm interested in knowing if a majority of the curriculum for this area of focus is dedicated to ICH or the main focus is on being a general ANP with just additional training in ICH? Also, will you be able to prescribe medications in addition to herbs? Thanks alot!

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I'm very interested in this focus, but can't find this specialty listed on their website. Could you please help to point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

K

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Hi Kensington,

It's cool that you're interested as well! :p Anyways, here's the direct link to the specialty which also includes a link with the curriculum: http://nurseweb.ucsf.edu/www/spec-anp-ich.htm

I'm very interested in this focus, but can't find this specialty listed on their website. Could you please help to point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

K

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Thank you! :) Can you do this as part of the MEPN program, do you know?

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Hey Kensington,

If you browse around the UCSF Nursing webpage, you will find that there's a whole list of specialties you can get into with one of them being integrated complementary healing as a subbranch of the adult nurse practitioner specialty. Here's the direct link: http://nurseweb.ucsf.edu/www/ix-ms.shtml

Have fun with the link!

Thank you! :) Can you do this as part of the MEPN program, do you know?
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Specializes in ICU, Triage, Home Health, primary care FNP.

Yes, you can do the NP ICH subspecialty with the MEPN. I just went to their informational meeting, which I highly recommend to anybody interested in any of their programs. It was indeed very informational. I have a BSN, and I plan on applying to their Adult NP program.

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