Nursing Specialties

A radiology nurse provides medical care, support, and education to patients receiving radiation treatment or therapy. These nurses may also care for individuals with MRI scans, ultrasound tests, or other tests that require radiation. Those who work as radiology nurses

A cardiac nurse helps people with cardiovascular issues receive medical care and support to recover from their ailments. It includes heart disease, coronary artery problems, strokes, heart failure, arrhythmia, and other cardiovascular issues. Cardiac nurses play an integral role in

A developmental disability nurse or special needs nurse helps individuals with various developmental care needs. It includes patients with ADHD, autism, blindness, cystic fibrosis, down syndrome, dyslexia, or other special needs. These nurses provide medical care, education, emotional support, and

A head nurse facilitates the managerial and administrative duties of a group of nurses in a healthcare facility. These healthcare professionals supervise, educate, support, and manage other registered nurses and staff. They also develop nursing teams, training programs, and other

A genetic nurse specializes in disease prevention and treatments for patients at risk of acquiring genetic illnesses or diseases. These healthcare professionals are particularly beneficial in identifying diseases that frequently occur in a patient’s family. For instance, they identify, manage

A subacute nurse provides care to patients requiring 24-hour medical care and monitoring due to an illness, injury, or medical condition. These healthcare professionals typically work with individuals suffering from acute and chronic conditions. As a result, subacute care is

A rehabilitation nurse provides medical care, education, and support to help patients recover from their injuries, disabilities, and chronic illnesses. These healthcare specialists assist patients throughout their recovery to live healthy, independent lives. Sometimes a patient’s recovery is limited, and