Center for Professional Nursing Practice

The multifaceted mission of the Center for Professional Nursing Practice (CPNP) is to support programs integral to the advancement of nursing practice through knowledge and skill acquisition.

Providing oversight and leadership, we facilitate the development of evidence-based standards and patient education resources. We also support a broad range of primary nursing research.

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• Professional Practice
• Professional Development

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Continuous Learning
Nursing is experiencing an unprecedented level of transformation at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Our nurses are at the heart of our advancing profession.

Our nurses have never been more empowered to better serve their patients. Together, we are inspired by what we are constantly learning. Novice to Expert, we are supportive of progressing you to the next career step. Expect the best from our organization to reinforce your potential:

Professional Potential
Our nurses are quite advanced in terms of degrees, certification and training. The majority of our nurses join our team as Bachelor’s-prepared RNs. Over 70% hold at least a Bachelor’s degree, and that’s just the start. In addition to continuous education and on-the-job enrichment, our nurse leaders pursue and achieve Master’s degrees with generous tuition reimbursement. Some of our nurses hold doctorates in nursing: the PhD, DNP and DNSC, with expertise in advanced practice specialties.

Personal Potential
As a nurse, you’ll be invited to make the most of your talents. You’ll find resources to support you as you grow. We boast record high retention and recognize that, as we grow in our professional lives, our personal needs also evolve. How you choose to advance with us is truly up to you. Our nurses have never had more opportunity to refine their careers and redefine their fields.

Models of Nursing Care
At every site, nurses practice autonomously and own their approach to care. We utilized several care delivery models, each tailored to facilitate the best patient outcomes.

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