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Emergency Nurses are quite different than other Nurses. They work with patients who do not yet have a diagnosis, and are suffering from unknown problems or illnesses. Emergency Nurses take care of patients who are in critical phases of illness and/or injury.
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Anesthesia Nurses are Nurses who specialize in the administration of anesthesia. In order to become a Certified Registered Nurses Anesthetist (CRNA), you must acquire graduate-level education, as well as board certification in the field of anesthesia. Anesthesia Nurses are the oldest specialty Nurses group in the United States.
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Case Management Nurses coordinate every aspect of the care of individual patients. Their job is to make sure all services and resources are being utilized properly and efficiently.
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Nurses who specialize in a wide variety of cardiovascular procedures are known as Cardiac Nurses. These Nurses work specifically with patients who suffer from many conditions regarding the cardiovascular system.
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It is common to think that a Nurse is a Nurse. But what some don’t realize is that there are many different areas of Nursing. It is important to research the various areas of Nursing before making a decision as to the area you would like to work in.
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Are you in a career that leaves you feeling like you could be doing something more fulfilling? If you are looking to make a difference and be fulfilled in ways a paycheck just can’t accomplish, maybe a career in the health care field is just what you are looking for.
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Are you ready to have a fresh a start and take the first step to the rest of your career? Start looking at career schools in your area and see what they have to offer.
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Have you been giving some serious thought to becoming a Nurse? Well, you have picked a perfect time! Aside from Nurses being in demand, there are also more places to work and higher pay!
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The area of Nursing might seem straight forward, but the truth is that there are many areas of Nursing that you can go into. While it is important to receive your Nursing degree, it is just as important to know which aspect of Nursing you are looking to get into post graduation.
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Your eyes are tired, but you spread a smile across your face for your patients as you do your usual rounds at the hospital, updating the charts. You’re not used to the 12 hour shifts, but slowly your body is adjusting. Are you ready to be a nurse?
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