subject: Different Nursing Specialties Advantages [print this page] To easily say that you want to be a nurse is surely a very broad statement. The one and only profession that can come close to the wide-ranging perception of nurse is the surgical- medical nurse who provide cares mostly for adult patients, usually before and after surgical procedures.
If you are looking for information about care services on the Internet you will find various stories about people with confidence that she wanted to be a nurse since birth - or as long as she can remember. The nursing profession is a great attraction for those who want to help others - and traumatized patients.
But it should be noted that the care means much more on selected health care, no one can refine a large and important area of concentration, which can help many generations through the hands of their own research, education and observation. These nursing specialties and their sub-specialties are probably different specialties in another profession. So easy to say that you want to be a nurse, is certainly a very general statement. The only profession that a large collection of "sister" approach to the nurse in surgery, medicine that is occurring mainly adult patients, usually before and after surgery.
The surgical nurse has in a sense, represent the foundation in nursing, because this area is the practice in hospitals, where new graduates can receive the basic experience. But the nurse in the doctor's office recently to a specialty that focuses on holistic care, and that even if the nurses who was entered in the maintenance of this specialty a professional specialty nursing almost a hundred more targeted.
Other specialties are the most common and highly sought. Forensic Nursing is combined a relatively new profession, the health care with the judicial system.
Also - Hospital Nursing Therapy, Medical-Surgical Nursing, Military Nursing, Neonatal Nursing, Nursing in Neurosurgery, OB nursing, Oncology Nursing and a few others. Cardiac Nursing, the many sub-specialty areas, which includes concern for patients with heart problems. Dialysis Nursing - Care for patients with significant renal insufficiency or chronic kidney disease. Maintenance and care of emergency patients in the emergency room or critical phase of illness or trauma, but are not limited to working in a hospital emergency room.
