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Family practice and pediatric nursing


What is a family practice and pediatric nursing major?

Family practice and pediatric nursing students are trained to provide independent general care for family groups and individuals in the context of family living. Course concentrations include: family theory and intervention, role synthesis, family primary care, nursing practice and health care policy, holistic practice, pediatric practice, gerontological practice, health assessment, clinical pharmacotherapeutics, clinical techniques, and pathopsychology.

18%

of students said hands-on experience was a highlight of this major.

65%

of students found this major to be difficult.

23%

of students said they were motivated to select this major because it fit their passion & interest.

73%

of students and alumni plan on being or are currently employed in an occupation related to this major.

19%

of students said difficult exams/assessments were a challenging aspect of the major.

How much do family practice and pediatric nursing majors make?

This data isn't currently reported, but we're working on it!

How popular is family practice and pediatric nursing as a major?

Each year, around 220 students obtain a bachelor’s degree in family practice and pediatric nursing. In 2021, 160 students received a bachelor's degree. This is 10% more family practice and pediatric nursing majors than there were in 2020. Family practice and pediatric nursing is a relatively uncommon major within nursing.

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