MSN – Family Nurse Practitioner: Career Outlook

• $97,645 median annual income for primary care nurse practitioners²
• 36.1% growth projected over the next 10 years²
• Top 10% of earners make more than $105,500²

You’ll also tailor your education to your career goals with an in-demand MSN specialization¹ in Nursing Education, Nursing Management & Executive Leadership, or Clinical Nurse Leader, a certification created by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing to meet the ever-evolving needs of modern health care.

In addition to fulfilling the need for quality care at a reasonable cost, you’ll make a difference in the lives of patients and their families, with the ability to work in diverse communities and settings.

Primary Care Nurse Practitioner:

$97,645/YEAR

As a primary care FNP, you could work with patients of all ages, performing assessments, analyzing information, diagnosing illnesses, prescribing treatments, and helping individuals make lifestyle changes that impact their long-term health.²

Pediatrics Nurse Practitioner:

$96,926/YEAR

As a pediatrics nurse practitioner, you could be a primary care provider for infants, children and adolescents, diagnosing and treating many common illnesses and injuries.²

Places you could work as a family nurse practitioner:

• Hospitals
• Community clinics
• Private clinics
• School clinics
• Phone/online triage
• Long-term care facilities
• Community health departments
• Long-term care facilities
• Private home care practice