Complete your dream with nursing degree (part 4)

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 Best thing to do with a nursing degree: This is the continuation of my previous blog" Complete your dream with nursing degree (part 3)


         “I attribute my success to this –                                                     

                                                   I never gave or took excuse”



61) Health Facilities Survey Nurse
- This will allow you to ensure health facilities are fit and will actually improve the health of the people they serve.

62) Commissioner for Health Products and Programs
- More and more services are now outsourced and by working in commissioning. You will ensure that the right services are used.

63) Quality Nurse
- Quality improvement can be achieved in all areas of nursing.

64) Public Health Research Nurse
- See whether certain initiatives have actually improved the health. outcomes of the population and why.

65) Disease Prevention Nurse
- Help stop the spread of infectious diseases.

66) Epidemics Research Nurse
- There is a significant worry that we are on the brink of a new epidemic or pandemic, like Ebola.      
- Nurses are needed to research the various new illnesses and come up with cures and techniques        to prevent spreading.

67) Asylum Nurse
- Asylum seekers often have highly complex health needs, including psychological needs.

68) Nurse for At Risk Populations
- Certain populations are classed as “at risk,” such as veterans and the homeless. They often require specialized health care.

69) Nurse Lobbyist
- You will speak to Congressmen and Senators in the hope of encouraging certain health care ideas to be legislated and receive funding.

70) Federal Health Care Nurse
- Work on federal health care development programs to affect outcomes for various populations.


71) Continuous Professional Education Coordination
- All nurses are dedicated to their continuous professional education. Coordinating this and keeping on records on further education is an interesting and varied role.

72) Bioterrorism Research Nurse
- Bioterrorism requires extensive knowledge on development and behaviour of pathogens.

73) Medical Journalist
- Investigate and report on healthcare issues around the globe.

74) Disaster Management and Relief Nurse
- Provide health care to affected populations after a disaster.

75) Toxicology Nurse
- Having an understanding of poisons and their effects on humans is hugely important.

76) Environmental Health Nurse
-Environmental health, how our behaviour affects the planet and how the planet affects our health are very important issues to look at for a nurse.

77) Hazardous Waste Nurse
- Hazardous waste could have devastating consequences on the health of entire populations.

78) Industrial Nurse
- This is closely related to occupational health, although this type of nurse will look more at overall risk and hazard prevention.

79) Forensic Nurse
- Forensic nursing is often required after crimes have been committed.

80) Study Programs Development Nurse
- Develop programs for the next nursing generation.
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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