Complete your dream with nursing degree

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100 best things to do with nursing degree:
If any candidate interested in helping other people and having plenty of job security and should consider getting a nursing degree. It is believed that there will be a need for nearly 600,000 RNs and another 155,000 LPNs/ LVNs during the 10year period between 2008 to 2018.
By pursuing a career in nursing you will be sure to have a rewarding future full in personal growth good earning. And our increasing level of responsibility as your progress through your career.
The work of candidate is depend upon his/her speciality, but generally speaking, there are many different areas of nursing for work.
- Job involves for RNs are –
-        -   Providing health care services
-        -   Monitoring patient progress
-        -   Educating patient and their families about their health condition or disease.

“Changing the world – Leading the way”


* Nurses routinely provide limited treatment and administer medications to patient’s under the supervision of a doctor.
*Many nurses also work with people in good health, promoting healthy lifestyle choices and providing them with actionable advice on how to live a long and healthy life.
*The majority of nurses work in hospitals, but some also work in private clinics, schools, nursing care       facilities, prisons, military bases and more.
*Experienced nurses are often called on the supervision other nurses teach essential nursing skills to students, handle administration tasks and even conduct research.

1) School nurse
- Work directly with children, you will have some time off during school holidays

2) Nurses case manager
- An associate degree nursing (ADN) and bachelor of science nursing (BSN) is adequate for this role

3) Camp nurse
- Work in summer camps involving children. However, there are also increasing number of health-related camps such as those for people who are overweight

4) Parish nurse
- If you have a religious affiliation this will allow you to integrate health and spirituality

5) Nurse midwife
- Help deliver babies. You will also be involved in providing antenatal and postnatal care

6) Psychiatry mental health nurse
- Work with people with psychiatric problem in hospitals or psychiatric wards and prisons

7) Physician’s office nurse
- Work directly with people and the job tends to be 9 to 5

 8) Research Nurses
- Gives you the opportunity to have the way for the future

9) Legal consultancy nurse
- Relates to the handling of medical malpractice cases
     
10) Nursing informatics specialist
- This requires as master of science nursing (MSN) degree specialization

11) Diabetes management nurse
- Work directly with people with diabetes, helping them manage their condition

12) Cruise ship nurse
- This is a fantastic opportunity those who want to travel the world. You will generally have a reasonably low workload, but you do have to be on call around the clock

13) Staff nurse
- Work regular hours with responsible pay in a hospital or any healthcare setting

14) Insurance firm nurse
- Insurance companies often need nurses to assess claims

15) Work abroad
- The nursing degree that you obtain in this country can be transferred to a license to practice in most other countries

16) District nurse
- Take responsibility over health delivery and health promotion in a specific district

17) Learning disabilities nurse
- Work with children and adults who have various levels of learning disabilities

18) Occupational health nurse
- Work in large companies or in hospitals. You will ensure people can work in a mentally and physically safe manner.

19) Paediatric nurse
- Work with children between the ages of 0 to 19

20) Pharmaceutical nurse
- This is an interesting field for nurses who no longer wish to work directly with patients
- Working for pharmaceutical companies is a very interesting alternative

Friends, I hope this article will help you to choose your dream designation, dream path.
 Next article will have more insight about nursing. To be continued stay logged in to read more....



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