What Will the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Shortage Mean for You?
The anticipated pediatric nurse practitioner shortage means students in HBU’s MSN PNP program will have an advantage in the job market.
The anticipated pediatric nurse practitioner shortage means students in HBU’s MSN PNP program will have an advantage in the job market.
Online nursing programs like our RN to BSN with a no lecture format let you focus on learning and practicing principals instead of listening to lectures.
Family nurse practitioner careers are taking off. Texas especially ranks among the highest employment in the country for FNPs.
A nursing shortage for Pediatric Nurse Practioners is expected to reach up to 43% in Texas by 2026. Read more how you can become a PNP and fill the gap now!
Earning your MSN-FNP from Houston Baptist University in Texas prepares you for an in-demand career as a family nurse practitioner.
If you want to become a pediatric nurse practitioner in Texas learn more about what it takes and what you can expect from salary and career outlook.
The number of new nursing jobs expected in coming years, particularly in the South, means that nursing will be an in-demand career for a long time to come.
Become a registered nurse in Texas, a state that ranks among the best for healthcare careers. Entering an RN to BSN degree program can get you started.
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner jobs are on the rise in Houston. If you are ready to jump-start your career check out HBU's PNP program.