Master's in Family Nurse Practitioner: Career Outlook

• RANKED NO. 2 IN U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT’S 100 BEST JOBS IN AMERICA, BASED ON SALARY AND PROJECTED JOBS¹
• $123,780 MEDIAN ANNUAL SALARY²
• 45% JOB GROWTH PROJECTED THROUGH 2030³

This CCNE- accredited online FNP degree supports your preparation for FNP certification through the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) or the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners National Certification Board (AANP).

Graduate in as few as 8 semesters prepared to help fill the high demand for patient-centered care, diagnosis, and treatment.

Key Skills Employers Need

• Analyze, design, implement, and evaluate nursing care.
• Initiate, maintain, and demonstrate skills in care coordination, delegation, and conflict resolution strategies.
• Promote safe, high-quality care through your ability to monitor, analyze, and prioritize outcomes that need to be improved for individuals, families, communities, and clinical populations.
• Use critical reflection to translate evidence and integrate scholarship into advanced nursing practice.
• Incorporate current technologies to deliver and coordinate care across multiple settings.
• Promote health, help shape the health-delivery system, and advance values like social justice through policy processes and advocacy.
• Actively collaborate with other health professionals to improve care across systems.
• Design and ensure the delivery of clinical prevention interventions and population-based care that promotes health, reduces the risk of chronic illness, and prevents disease.
• Facilitate commitment to a culture of nursing excellence through lifelong personal and professional development.
• Integrate the arts and sciences, including leadership and ethical principles, with nursing science as a foundation for decision-making within diverse situations, settings, and communities resulting in safe patient care, quality outcomes, and health promotion.
• Use critical reflection, innovation, and inter-professional collaboration to promote lifelong learning and continual improvement, integrate current evidence, and inform policy.
• Incorporate current technologies to augment professional practice and scholarship.