Detroit is designated as a dental Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA Score: 25/25). Residents may have limited access to dental providers.
Also designated for: mental health, primary care
About Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist (cns) Specialists
What to know about certified clinical nurse specialist (cns) specialists in Detroit
A Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) is an advanced practice registered nurse who holds a master's or doctoral degree in nursing with specialized clinical training. CNS practitioners serve as expert clinicians, educators, researchers, and consultants within healthcare systems. They focus on improving patient outcomes through evidence-based practice, staff education, quality improvement initiatives, and direct patient care in their area of specialty nursing expertise.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about certified clinical nurse specialist (cns) specialists in Detroit
How many clinical nurse specialists are in Detroit, MI?
There are 22 clinical nurse specialists practicing in Detroit, MI. Use the filters above to narrow down your search based on your specific needs.
Can I get telehealth appointments with clinical nurse specialists in Detroit?
Some clinical nurse specialists in Detroit offer telehealth services. Use the telehealth filter to find providers offering virtual consultations.
Community Health in Detroit, MI
Health data from CDC PLACES across 30 ZIP codes (population: 752,562)
Based on CDC community health data, Detroit residents face several health challenges that are particularly relevant when seeking certified clinical nurse specialist (cns) specialists care. In this area, obesity affects 44.2% of adults, and depression affects 23.1% of adults. Additionally, lack of health insurance affects 11.1% of adults, and smoking affects 21.2% of adults.
Food insecurity affects 38.9% of the community, which can impact overall health outcomes and access to care.
Source: CDC PLACES, 2023. County Health Rankings, 2025. Prevalence rates among adults aged 18+.