

Why choose Regis for your online MSN in Pediatric care?





Prepare to play a critical role in the future of pediatric care.
Work with newborns, infants, toddlers, and adolescents to provide specialized levels of care. PNPs diagnose illnesses, prescribe medication, and perform annual checkups, in addition to requisitioning patient testing, and consulting with clients and their family members. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that by 2030 there will be 76.3 million children in the U.S.,* while AANP reports that only 4% of NPs are educated and certified as pediatric NPs, creating a critical shortage.** Our MSN PNP program is designed to help future NPs enhance their knowledge, hone their skills, and meet the demand in providing quality advanced care to children and their families — all without interrupting their career.
The average salary for pediatric nurse practitioners in the U.S. is $91,385***
Currently, nurse practitioners are in short supply and high demand. Join our online Master of Science in Nursing program to help fill this growing void.
**AANP Fact Sheet
***PayScale
What can you do with a PNP specialization?
Treating children requires PNPs to be especially observant, as children are not always able to effectively communicate their health issues. PNPs interact with family members more than any other caregiving discipline and perform a wide range of duties, including:
- Diagnosing, treating, and managing pediatric illnesses
- Evaluating childhood growth patterns
- Designing home care plans for families of children with special needs
- Providing caregiver education about conditions and development
Where do pediatric nurse practitioners work?
- Hospital Outpatient Clinics
- Outpatient Pediatric Specialty Clinics
- Primary Care (school-based clinics, health departments, community clinics, and private primary care practices)
- Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health
- Physician offices
- Universities
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