what does msn-fnp stand for
National Library of Medicine. American Medical Association. Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) There has been a great need for FNPs as the health care demands continually increase. FNPs can perform much more than a regular RN (Registered Nurse), but do not cost as much as a doctor, nor require as much schooling.
Education: The FNP typically has a BSN (Bachelorâs of Science in Nursing) and an MSN (Masters of Science in Nursing). The Masterâs program typically takes 1-2 years, therefore the total schooling post high school is 5-6 years.