Forensic nurses are typically the first point of contact for crime victims who are admitted to emergency rooms, providing opportunities to gather evidence and assess the patient’s psychological state.
Nursing case management professionals in the health care industry tailor care to meet the needs of individual patients, particularly those who receive benefits from one or more social agencies in a given community.
Many nurse educators find preparing nursing students for their professional futures rewarding.
Health care management is a challenging field that demands flexibility, resourcefulness and creativity in an industry that is constantly changing.
Primarily working in clinics that serve low-income and homeless demographics, as well as the underinsured and uninsured, community health nurses (CHNs) play integral roles in caring for vulnerable populations.
Legal nurse consultants are not required to have a legal education; knowledge is gained through practical work experience providing assistance to legal professionals.
Physician assistants can help physicians and practices function more efficiently and enhance the continuity of health care, improving revenue, practice efficiency, patient satisfaction and coordination of care.
Nurse practitioners who practice in rural areas face a different set of opportunities and challenges than those working in suburban or urban environments.
Before the deal is officially sealed on an employment offer, clinicians must overcome the hurdle of the employment negotiations. Being prepared to ask the right questions can ensure a successful negotiation.
