Health care providers in the United States of America relies on nurses to effectively take care of the populace. The country is well known for the provision of exceptional health care services hence the current surge for experienced, and capable nurses to join various health care providers in the country.
Who is a Nurse?
A nurse is a health care professional responsible for the effective preparation of care plan for patients, proper and professional administration of medications and treatments, and the effective monitoring of patient vital signs.
They work in various settings such as hospitals, clinics, in the provision home-care, schools, and others.
Types of nursing specialties
Below are some of the nursing specialties required in the country;
- ER nurse: They work in emergency rooms to help patients resolve urgent health issues. They help stabilize patients’ vital signs so that doctors can provide treatment.
- Nurse practitioner: They family medical practices, assisting general practitioners with their non-emergency patients. They talk to patients about their symptoms, conduct examinations and make sure that doctors see each of their appointments on time.
- Home health nurse: They travel to treat patients in their home. They help disabled patients maintain their hygiene, take necessary medications and complete physical therapy tasks. Home health nurses also provide hospice care to keep patients comfortable when they have a terminal condition.
- Critical care nurse: They work in intensive care units and trauma wards to respond to serious injuries and illnesses. They work with patients on life support and treat severe wounds. Critical care nurses need to be highly experienced to deal with the fast-paced, stressful environment and make life-saving decisions.
- Neonatal nurse: They treat pregnant patients, assist during labor and provide care for babies and parents directly after birth. They specialize in understanding infant vital signs and care at different developmental stages. Neonatal nurses must have additional certifications such as neonatal resuscitation
Others include; Pediatric nurse, Ambulatory nurse, nurse anesthetist, public health nurse, and psychiatric nurse
What do you need to work as a Nurse?
- Bachelor degree in Nursing
- Valid certification and license
- Ability to work on their feet for long hours
- Proficiency in office and medical software
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to work calmly in high-pressure situations
- Empathy and patience
Perks and Benefits Enjoyed by Nurses
- Competitive wage package
- Health insurance
- Retirement plans
- Paid time off
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