Question by buttafly: What areas should I work in if I want to become a nurse who works in the LEAST most stressful areas?
What areas should I work in if I want to become a nurse who works in the LEAST most stressful areas? I was thinking about working in Women’s Health.
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Answer by 3catsmeow
An office. It’s still very stressful, but its not as bad as the hospital. Try family practice or dermatology.
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Question by Lea B: What would a college major be for a nurse who works with women in labor/delivery and newborn nursery?
And what would be their title as a nurse in labor/delivery and newborn nursery?
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Answer by lollypop414
you go to a school with a nursing program.
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Question by Tori: I want to be a pediatric nurse who works with terminally ill kids?
Is there a specific job title for this? I’ve been trying to research this, such as salary, job conditions, education required, etc, but haven’t found anything specific enough. I would like to know what kind of tasks I would do in this job, such as administering medicines, etc. I want to be a pediatric nurse who works solely in hospitals, specifically with terminally ill patients, not in private practice or anywhere else. Any research or information at all would be helpful, since I don’t really know much about this. Thanks!
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Answer by Lori
You would need a 4 year BSN to do this job. Palliative care nursing is the term for working with the terminally ill. You would just get your nursing degree and apply for a job on a pediatric ward. It may take some time and experience but you could eventually specialize in pediatric palliative care.
Duties would include personal care, administering medications, assessing the patients condition and response to treatment.You would also be responsible for communicating with the families and other members of the health care team. Besides taking care of the physical needs of the patient you would also be concerned with the emotional and spiritual needs as well.
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Question by maryk: Question: when someone says they are a registered nurse who works in an outpatient specialty clinic?
what type of person do you think they are? smart? dumb? experienced nurse? lazy? hard worker? what comes to your mind? do you think less of that nurse than one who works in a hopsital?
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Answer by Connie Weltzer
Absolutely not. A registered nurse who works in an outpatient specialty clinic is someone who should be praised not devalued.
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