Becoming an LPN/licensed practical nurse is a great chance to obtain an entry-level healthcare worker job quickly. However, the LPN program only offers essential training, making it difficult to find career advancement opportunities. The LPN to RN program offers a …
A toxicology nurse specializes in providing medical assistance to poisoned individuals or those impacted by toxins. These healthcare specialists treat patients adversely affected by deadly chemicals, gases, substances, or venomous animals. They also conduct toxicology research and analysis to improve …
A plastic surgery nurse specializes in treating patients receiving reconstructive surgery or other surgical procedures. Plastic surgery nurses may treat patients who received cosmetic, plastic, or laser surgery. Surgical procedures may consist of facial surgery or surgery performed on the …
A clinical nurse leader is a registered nurse or APRN with a leadership role in patient care and employee performance. These healthcare professionals concentrate on improving patient care outcomes and team dynamics. Clinical nurse leaders perform numerous duties including observing, correcting, …
An endoscopy or gastroenterology nurse cares for patients with injuries, disorders, and diseases affecting the digestive tract. These professionals handle various illnesses and disorders like food allergies, ulcers, reflux, diarrhea, and constipation. Gastroenterology nurses also provide medical care to patients …
Occupational health nurses oversee the mental health, safety, and treatment of healthcare staff in the healthcare industry. These specialists provide medical/emotional care, education, and advocacy to ensure employees receive good support. They also observe how employees are treated in the …
An independent nurse contractor is a self-employed nurse who works with hospitals and healthcare facilities. These specialists operate on a contractual basis rather than begin permanently employed by a hospital or institution. Independent nurse contracts provide medical assistance to healthcare …
A stoma or enterostomal therapy nurse cares for patients with wounds, ostomy, and continence procedures. These surgeries and procedures often result from bodily ailments, diseases, medical conditions, or injuries. accordingly, an ET nurse receives additional training in wounds, incontinence, and …
