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Advanced Practice Jobs
Advanced practice field pay and roles
Advanced practice jobs cover nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and certified nurse midwives. They diagnose conditions, order tests, and prescribe medication, often managing their own patient panels in primary care, specialty clinics, and hospitals.
Median Salaryof Advanced Practice Field
Top Median Salary by Roleof Advanced Practice Field
- Nurse Practitioner$66.50/hr
Top Open Rolesof Advanced Practice Field
- Nurse Practitioner790 jobs
- Physician Assistant2 jobs
Advanced practice jobs by role
2Advanced practice jobs by state
44- Washington60 jobs
- New York54 jobs
- Ohio54 jobs
- Indiana52 jobs
- Illinois46 jobs
- Missouri38 jobs
- Virginia36 jobs
- Pennsylvania31 jobs
- Minnesota30 jobs
- Iowa29 jobs
- Oregon25 jobs
- Colorado24 jobs
- Nebraska24 jobs
- Wisconsin22 jobs
- Massachusetts21 jobs
- Florida20 jobs
- Kansas20 jobs
- Michigan19 jobs
- South Carolina19 jobs
- Texas16 jobs
- Georgia14 jobs
- North Carolina14 jobs
- West Virginia13 jobs
- Arizona12 jobs
- Connecticut12 jobs
- New Jersey9 jobs
- Hawaii8 jobs
- Idaho8 jobs
- Maine8 jobs
- North Dakota7 jobs
- Rhode Island7 jobs
- New Mexico6 jobs
- Nevada6 jobs
- Maryland5 jobs
- District of Columbia4 jobs
- California3 jobs
- Kentucky3 jobs
- Utah3 jobs
- Delaware2 jobs
- Tennessee2 jobs
- Vermont2 jobs
- Wyoming2 jobs
- Arkansas1 jobs
- South Dakota1 jobs
Your questions about advanced practice jobs, answered
- What jobs count as advanced practice?
Advanced practice has 3 roles: nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and certified nurse midwives. All three diagnose, order tests, and prescribe.
- What's the difference between an NP and a PA?
NPs come up through nursing and certify in a population, such as family or acute care. PAs train in a medical-model graduate program as generalists and can move between specialties. In many clinics the two fill the same job.
- What does a certified nurse midwife do?
Prenatal care, labor and delivery, and gynecologic care. CNMs are RNs with a graduate midwifery degree and national certification, attending births in hospitals and birth centers.
- Can nurse practitioners practice independently?
Depends on the state. Some grant full practice authority, others require a collaborating or supervising physician. The posting's state decides which rules apply.
- Where do advanced practice providers work?
Primary care and specialty clinics, hospitals, urgent care, and telehealth. Many manage their own patient panels day to day.
- Are there remote NP jobs?
Telehealth has opened remote work for NPs and PAs: virtual primary care, behavioral health, and chart review among them. Those roles sit under remote, and most ask for the same state licenses a bedside job needs.

