Making surgery safer and more effective

Intraoperative neurophysiology (IONP) is a rapidly growing, patient-focused field that involves the monitoring of the central and peripheral nervous systems of patients undergoing surgical procedures such as orthopedic spinal correction (scoliosis treatment), cranial neurosurgery, and interventional radiologic procedures.

In the IONP master's program, you'll get an in-depth education in neuroanatomy and neurophysiology to help surgeons create better outcomes for their patients. Through in-the-operating-room clinical experience, challenging coursework, and access to the nation’s top educators and medical practitioners, you'll be prepared for the Certification for Neurophysiologic Intraoperative Monitoring (CNIM) exam and a fulfilling allied health career.

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An IONP student and preceptor in the operating room

Degrees

Master's Program

Students who complete this program will receive an Intraoperative Neurophysiology Master of Science degree and meet the requirements to sit for the Certification for Neurophysiologic Intraoperative Monitoring (CNIM) exam.

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2:3

Faculty to student ratio for each graduating class

15 CREDITS

of clinical work, including a final-semester capstone course

98%

of graduates* pass the CNIM exam on their first attempt

*Undergraduate students in the intraoperative neuromonitoring concentration

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