GRN 7221 Psychiatric Mental Health Practicum I

This is the first of four clinical internships that are designed to provide a foundation for PMHNP students to incorporate therapeutic modalities in the practice setting while providing holistic, evidence-based care as it relates to clients with mental illness across the lifespan. Students will examine primary prevention, health promotion, disease identification and management, and therapeutic interventions. The course integrates health assessment and differential diagnostic reasoning for managing psychiatric mental health disorders. This course will also address the role of the PMHNP as it relates to ethical and legal responsibilities, including scope of practice concerns in multiple settings. Concepts of diversity, equity, inclusion, and social determinants of health will be explored.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

GRN 7201 and GRN 7202. Will be taken in same semester with GRN 7203.