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A Surgical Nurse is a registered nurse who is specialized in the surgical care field of the nursing profession. He/she is fully trained and educated to partake in surgical procedures along with other members of the surgical team in a hospital. The job description of a surgical nurse entails providing patients admitted for surgical procedure with the care and attention that they need before the procedure begins, during the procedure, and post-surgical. The skills and expertise of a surgical nurse are required in specific institutions and departments, like hospital surgical suites, emergency centers, hospital trauma centers, and private surgery clinics. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 year RN experience

Medical Surgical Nurses, or Medical-Surgical Registered Nurses, are required to have diverse and extensive knowledge and skills on many different aspects of nursing care in order to effectively treat patients. Skills shown on example resumes of Medical Surgical Nurses include preparing, administering and recording prescribed medications, and providing bedside care for a wide variety of medical patients, including pre-and -post surgery patients. To become a certified Medical Surgical Nurse, applicants should be able to show certification granted to them by the Medical-Surgical Nursing Certification Board on their resumes. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 to 2 years of Med-Surg experience 

Telemetry Nurses specialize in monitoring, reading and recording the outputs of an electrocardiogram which converts the heart’s electrical impulses into a visible and readable rhythm. They are trained to detect harmful changes in these readable rhythms and notify the doctor on duty. They also monitor essential signs such as oxygen level and blood pressure. If an irregular heart impulse is noticed, telemetry nurses may help with some procedures such as treatments for cardiac and cardiovascular emergencies. They are also required to have an advanced medical knowledge and interpersonal skills, such as those learned in an RN to BSN program. They are also responsible for the following duties. Perform various diagnostic tests Monitoring essential signs such as blood pressure Administering medications required Educating patients on cardiac issues They help doctors with various procedures. They monitor electrocardiograms output and keep the doctor informed Job Skills...

An Orthopedic Nurse helps patients with musculoskeletal issues including broken or fractured bones, arthritis, osteoporosis, joint replacements, and other injuries and diseases. This often includes assisting in orthopedic surgeries as well as following up during recovery to ensure that patients are properly regaining strength and range of motion. In addition, orthopedic nurses are trained in casting, traction, and other therapeutic measures for those suffering from musculoskeletal problems, and often educate and train patients on ways to alleviate symptoms and prevent further injury. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 year of RN experience 

Medical Surgical Nurses, or Medical-Surgical Registered Nurses, are required to have diverse and extensive knowledge and skills on many different aspects of nursing care in order to effectively treat patients. Skills shown on example resumes of Medical Surgical Nurses include preparing, administering and recording prescribed medications, and providing bedside care for a wide variety of medical patients, including pre-and -post surgery patients. To become a certified Medical Surgical Nurse, applicants should be able to show certification granted to them by the Medical-Surgical Nursing Certification Board on their resumes. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 to 2 years of Med-Surg experience 

Medical Surgical Nurses, or Medical-Surgical Registered Nurses, are required to have diverse and extensive knowledge and skills on many different aspects of nursing care in order to effectively treat patients. Skills shown on example resumes of Medical Surgical Nurses include preparing, administering and recording prescribed medications, and providing bedside care for a wide variety of medical patients, including pre-and -post surgery patients. To become a certified Medical Surgical Nurse, applicants should be able to show certification granted to them by the Medical-Surgical Nursing Certification Board on their resumes. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's Degree in Nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 to 2 years of Med-Surg experience 

A Critical Care Nurse is responsible for administering care to those who are seriously ill or injured. They are trained to treat patients who have suffered strokes, heart attacks or grave wounds, such as gunshot wounds, stab wounds or head injuries. Critical Care Nurses will assess a patient’s condition, perform diagnostic tests, begin treatments and assist doctors with any required medical procedures. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 year of ICU experience  Minimum 3 years of Critical Care experience

A Critical Care Nurse is responsible for administering care to those who are seriously ill or injured. They are trained to treat patients who have suffered strokes, heart attacks or grave wounds, such as gunshot wounds, stab wounds or head injuries. Critical Care Nurses will assess a patient’s condition, perform diagnostic tests, begin treatments and assist doctors with any required medical procedures. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 year of ICU experience  Minimum 3 years of Critical Care experience

A Critical Care Nurse is responsible for administering care to those who are seriously ill or injured. They are trained to treat patients who have suffered strokes, heart attacks or grave wounds, such as gunshot wounds, stab wounds or head injuries. Critical Care Nurses will assess a patient’s condition, perform diagnostic tests, begin treatments and assist doctors with any required medical procedures. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 year of ICU experience  Minimum 3 years of Critical Care experience

Registered Nurses (RNs) assess and evaluate patient conditions, and then plan, implement, provide, and document patient care in a manner that follows professional nursing standards and outlined practices. RNs usually do all of this in conjunction with doctors, nursing assistants, and other healthcare professionals. RNs oftentimes have a specialty; common specialties include labor and delivery, oncology, critical care, medical-surgical, and much more. Most RNs work in state, local, or private hospitals. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 year of RN experience 

A Critical Care Nurse is responsible for administering care to those who are seriously ill or injured. They are trained to treat patients who have suffered strokes, heart attacks or grave wounds, such as gunshot wounds, stab wounds or head injuries. Critical Care Nurses will assess a patient’s condition, perform diagnostic tests, begin treatments and assist doctors with any required medical procedures. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 year of ICU experience  Minimum 3 years of Critical Care experience

ER Nurses are the first line of defense when responding to patient injuries, trauma or allergic reactions. They are always prepared to respond to emergencies, assist doctors in emergency medical care and ensure a high quality of nursing standards are maintained, among other duties. Moreover, ER Nurses are required to remain calm under pressure, display sound decision-making skills and be attentive to patient needs. ER Nurse Responsibilities: Being ready to respond and equipped to deal with a medical emergency. Quickly assessing patient needs. Treating critical injuries, allergic reactions and trauma. Performing minor medical operations. Cleaning wounds. Drawing blood. Maintaining emergency room care standards. Assisting with insurance paperwork. Ensuring the efficiency of the patient check-in process. Displaying strong decision-making skills in emergency scenarios. Job Skills & Qualifications Required​​​​​​​ American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS)...

ER Nurses are the first line of defense when responding to patient injuries, trauma or allergic reactions. They are always prepared to respond to emergencies, assist doctors in emergency medical care and ensure a high quality of nursing standards are maintained, among other duties. Moreover, ER Nurses are required to remain calm under pressure, display sound decision-making skills and be attentive to patient needs. ER Nurse Responsibilities: Being ready to respond and equipped to deal with a medical emergency. Quickly assessing patient needs. Treating critical injuries, allergic reactions and trauma. Performing minor medical operations. Cleaning wounds. Drawing blood. Maintaining emergency room care standards. Assisting with insurance paperwork. Ensuring the efficiency of the patient check-in process. Displaying strong decision-making skills in emergency scenarios. Job Skills & Qualifications Required​​​​​​​ American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS)...

A Critical Care Nurse is responsible for administering care to those who are seriously ill or injured. They are trained to treat patients who have suffered strokes, heart attacks or grave wounds, such as gunshot wounds, stab wounds or head injuries. Critical Care Nurses will assess a patient’s condition, perform diagnostic tests, begin treatments and assist doctors with any required medical procedures. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 year of ICU experience  Minimum 3 years of Critical Care experience

A Critical Care Nurse is responsible for administering care to those who are seriously ill or injured. They are trained to treat patients who have suffered strokes, heart attacks or grave wounds, such as gunshot wounds, stab wounds or head injuries. Critical Care Nurses will assess a patient’s condition, perform diagnostic tests, begin treatments and assist doctors with any required medical procedures. Job Skills & Qualifications Required Bachelor's or Associate's degree in nursing Current RN licensed to the current standards of the state Preferred Minimum 1 year of ICU experience  Minimum 3 years of Critical Care experience