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An Articulated: Model for Preparing Nursing Administrators

Believing that management-related content belongs in every curricular level and that preparation for executive-level management should be at the post-masters level, the faculty at Wayne State College of Nursing developed a four-level, articulated model for the preparation of nurses in management science. This article discusses the evolution of this model with particular attention given to the 1-year, post-masters program in executive-level administration.