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Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

Primary care pediatric nurse practitioners provide well-baby, well-child, and specialized care in a number of settings. In this advanced practice role, you will manage minor acute and chronic health conditions while educating families about positive health practices to support them in their caregiver roles.

#12 Online Program
Nursing master's (U.S. News & World Report, 2026)
2-3 years
Multiple length options available
Fall, Winter, Spring/Summer
Starting Terms

About the Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

The role of the primary care pediatric nurse practitioner continues to expand as health systems across the country look to serve the increasingly complex needs of children and their parents. Primary care pediatric nurse practitioners focus on the overall well-being of children. These specialists recognize and respect the family's strengths as caregivers and supplement those strengths to benefit children. Approximately half of the graduates of our program choose a career in a primary care setting, providing well-baby/well-child care and management of minor acute illnesses, while the other half pursue careers in subspecialty care.

What You'll Learn

  • Management of minor acute illness
  • Well-baby and well-child care
  • Careers in primary care or subspecialty care

What You'll Earn

Master's Degree
Formal academic degree from the University of Michigan; application required.
Experience Type
Hybrid Program
Format
Cohort-Based
Subjects
  • Health
Credits
44 credits

Program Video

Tuition and Funding

Tuition and fees vary by term, residency status, and program plan. More information on current tuition and fee rates is available on the Registrar’s website.

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Distance Education Disclosure

Current and prospective online students are advised to review the notices provided on our Distance Education Disclosures page. This page contains institutional policies and federally required disclosures that impact online students, including information about the state authorization and professional licensure status of the university's online programs, unique complaint procedures available to out-of-state online students, and important notices for international students.

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