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As an FNP, you’ll be prepared to care for individuals of all ages, working with patients and their families to answer their questions and create care plans to meet their unique needs. Family nurse practitioners work in schools, community centers, organizations, hospitals, and clinics, and often serve as primary caregivers. A master’s degree in the FNP specialization will provide you with valuable skills and additional classroom and clinical experience, as well as prepare you for future career advancement.