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Exploring APRN Certifications: How to Choose the Right One for Your Career

Daily Nurse

Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) include nurse practitioners, nurse anesthetists, clinical nurse specialists, and nurse midwives. They primarily work in the clinic but may also work in the hospital. CNSs typically work in hospital and clinic settings.

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Behind the Screen But Not Behind the Scenes: Virtual Nurses Provide Clinical Support, Additional Expertise

Minority Nurse

Since the invention of the telephone in the modern digital age, healthcare providers have used telecommunication tools to bring clinical expertise and care to wherever patients need them. Regardless of the technology, nurses play essential roles throughout telemedicine, usually conveying or using insights or information.

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Texas APRN CE Package

Registered Nursing

Whether the role is nurse practitioner , nurse anesthetist, clinical nurse specialist, or nurse-midwife, a complete CE package tailored to Texas requirements supports seamless renewal and ongoing clinical excellence.

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Small Patients, Big Discoveries

Penn Nursing

Her co-investigator is Marion Leary, RN, MPH, PhD, GNu’13, Gr’14, Gr’23, Penn Nursing’s director of innovation. Bettencourt, a clinical nurse specialist, has a particular interest in implementation science. She’s taken those strategies to help create effective telemedicine treatment plans for pediatric burn victims.

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A Closer Look at the RN Job Description

Every Nurse

Outpatient Settings Outpatient nursing occurs in various non-hospital environments, such as occupational health, home health, physicians’ offices, urgent care, and telemedicine. RNs also find opportunities in nursing and residential care facilities, schools, public health sectors (federal or state), and higher education.