12 nurse practitioner specialties in the highest demand

Family practice and psychiatric nurse practitioners are two of the most in-demand specialties, according to Nursing Process.

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Nursing Process, an independent, educational resource site, used data from the the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, Association of American Medical Colleges and others to create a list of the top specialties. By 2030, nurse practitioner jobs are predicted to grow 52.16 percent.

Here are the most in-demand specialties, in no particular order:

  • Family practice
  • Adult-gerontology primary care
  • Psychiatric mental health
  • Adult-gerontology acute care
  • Pediatric primary care
  • Pulmonology nurse practitioner
  • Pediatric acute care nurse practitioner
  • House call nurse practitioner
  • Cardiology nurse practitioner
  • Aesthetic nurse practitioner
  • Pain management nurse practitioner
  • Emergency department/urgent care nurse practitioner

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