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Family Nurse Practitioner

NUCC taxonomy code 363LF0000X · 22,499 providers in Texas in the June 2026 NPPES file.

About this specialty

A family nurse practitioner (FNP) is a registered nurse with graduate-level training who provides primary care to patients of all ages, from children to seniors. FNPs perform physical exams, diagnose and treat common acute and chronic conditions, order and interpret tests, and prescribe medication.

In Texas, nurse practitioners prescribe under a prescriptive authority agreement with a delegating physician. Most FNPs work in primary care clinics, urgent care centers, and family practices, and they are often the first point of contact in areas with few physicians.

Statewide numbers for the profession, including growth by year and the largest cities, are on Texas nurse practitioner statistics.

Top cities

Providers (page 368 of 450)

Data: NPPES public registry, June 2026 file. Taxonomy definitions follow the NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy code set. Classification is self-reported by providers.

Family Nurse Practitioner in Texas: 22,499 providers (363LF0000X), page 368 | NPI Atlas