Complete your dream with nursing degree (part 5)

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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 4)


 81) Vaccine Research Nurse
- Ensure that people are immunized against various illnesses, and review their effectiveness and possible side effects.

82) Ambulatory Care Nurse
- With ambulatory care, cases that would usually require stay in hospital are resolved on an outpatient basis.

83) Flight or Transport Nurse
- Help treat people who have to be expatriated due to illness or injury.

84) Certified Nurse Assistant
- Support the workload of other nurses and ensure they can perform their job properly.

85) Cardiac Catheterization Lab Nurse
- Help to insert catheters into aortas to diagnose heart conditions.

86) HIV/AIDS Nurse
- HIV/AIDS continues to be a significant health issue that requires research, development and care.

87) Genetics Nurse
- You will research genes and their effects.

88) Holistic Nurse
- Holistic nurses believe everything is interconnected and needs to be addressed in order to provide great health care.

89) Mind, Body and Spirit Nurse
- Very similar to holistic nursing but you often use Eastern and Oriental care techniques, including   acupuncture.

90) Legal Nurse Consultant
- Provide consultation on legal matters within the health care field.

91) NICU Nurse
- Work with very sick and premature babies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

92) Peri-Anesthesia Nurse
- Help patients who are coming out of anesthesia.

93) Peri-Operative Nurse
- Look after patients who are recovering from surgery.

94) Radiology Nurse
- Work extensively with cancer patients.

95) Registered Nurse
- Most of those who have a nursing degree simply begin work as an RN before choosing an area of specialization.

96) Transplant Nurse
- Work with people who require organ transplants.

97) Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing
- This is a highly specialized field of nursing where you deal with patients who have problems with wounds, ostomy and continence. Only some 4,000 nurses worldwide have specialized in this field to date.

98) Focus on Improved Health Care Outcomes
- Have you considered obtaining a nursing degree? As you can see, there are many different employment options out there for you.
- It would be a mistake to think all nurses provide bedside care and have to work in shift patterns .     
 - Rather, the field is so wide and varied that it would be impossible to list every single option nurses can choose from.

99) Prison nurse
- This is incredibly hard work and not for the faint of heart.


Friends, I hope this article will help you to choose your dream designation, dream path.


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