Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner

Advance your nursing career and continue making a meaningful impact on your patients' lives! At Cambridge College, you can earn your Master of Science in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN FNP) in as little as 90 weeks.

With a focus on nursing, leadership and research, this flexible program is designed to work around your schedule, while equipping you with the skills you need to improve healthcare delivery and client outcomes.

Application Review Starts April 30th

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Job Outlook

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the need for FNPs is expected to grow by 40% between 2023 and 2033, which is much faster than the average for all jobs.

The Next Step To A Rewarding Career
Career Opportunities

FNPs work directly with physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals to provide primary and specialty healthcare to patients. They are needed wherever there is a call for medical professionals, including:

Hospitals
Physician’s offices
Outpatient clinics
Home healthcare facilities
Schools
Correctional facilities
Ambulatory facilities
Military bases
Long-term care facilities
Birthing centers
Hospice centers

Classes and Curriculum

The Master of Science in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner provides the training and education you need to pursue employment in the advanced practice registered nursing field.

The two-year program covers a wide range of foundational subject matter key to the advanced practice registered nursing field including:

Advanced Pathophysiology
Advanced Pharmacology
Theoretical Foundations of Nursing
Advanced Health Assessment
Diagnostic Reasoning
Primary Care FNP Role
Adult and Geriatric Family Care
Adult and Geriatric Family Care Practicum
Women’s Health and Family Care
Women’s Health and Family Care Practicum
Pediatric and Adolescent Family Care
Pediatric and Adolescent Family Care Practicum
FNP in Practice Practicum I
FNP in Practice Practicum II
FNP Integration

Why Cambridge College?

At Cambridge College, we’ve prepared thousands of graduates for successful careers. We’ve assembled a faculty of experts whose sole purpose is to prepare you for job success. Experts in their fields, they’ll equip you with the knowledge and skills your job requires in a supportive and caring learning environment.

End of Program Student Learning Outcomes (EPSLO)

Upon completion of the program, the graduate will be able to:

Synthesize advanced knowledge and skills in managing comprehensive, evidence-based, client-centered care in diverse healthcare settings;
Incorporate advanced clinical reasoning and decision-making skills when caring for culturally diverse client populations across the lifespan;
Manage information technology to effectively communicate, educate and counsel clients, facilitate informed decision-making, and collaborate with healthcare team to ensure coordinated and holistic care;
Utilize leadership and advocacy skills in advanced practice nursing including ethical decision-making, policy engagement, and promotion of healthcare quality and safety; and
Strengthen own professional identity by maintaining competence and committing to lifelong learning.