GNM Nursing Career Scope: Top Job Profiles

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• Nursing Tutor: A Nurse Tutor or Nurse Educator assists students in learning concepts and helps them prepare for clinical ad classroom tests. They generally work in Nursing schools, hospitals, Nursing Homes, etc.
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• Staff Nurse: They are in charge of assigning patients to the ward's nurses and organising the overall nursing care of patients. In addition to providing direct nursing care to sick patients and helping surgeons during big operations, they also make sure that patients' overall health needs are satisfied.
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• Home Care Nurse: They primarily assist patients in meeting their needs and offer them post-surgery emotional, social, cognitive, and physical care. They support communities, people, families, etc. in receiving care while promoting optimal patient wellness, health, and functioning. Such professionals serve multiple responsibilities in healthcare at home, depending on the individual needs of the patient from time to time.
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• Clinical Nurse Manager: They collaborate with doctors and interdisciplinary professional staff to direct and train employees while also offering patients, friends, and family emotional and physical assistance. In addition, nurse managers keep nursing standards up to date by developing policies and procedures.
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• Assistant Nurse: Patients receive assistance from nursing assistants, also known as nurse aides or CNAs (Certified Nursing Assistants), with routine everyday duties. Hospitals and long-term care institutions including nursing homes assisted living communities, and home care places where they work.
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• Travel Nurse: Healthcare experts known as travel nurses assist hospitals and other healthcare facilities when they are short-staffed. To avoid having to travel to a hospital for continued care, they also visit patients in their homes.
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• Paediatric Nurse: They specialize in offering medical care to children of every age, from new-borns to adolescents, focusing on determining their wellness needs, administering medications, monitoring their vitals, educating and advising families on child development and health concerns, etc.