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Could a Career as a Family Nurse Practitioner Be Right for You?

Post University

This may include routine preventative care as well as early diagnosis and treatment of diseases or medical conditions. Other common specializations include gerontology and psychiatric care. FNPs provide patient care in a number of ways, and one of those ways is in writing prescriptions when necessary.

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Nine Reasons Psychology Undergraduate Majors Should Consider a Career in Occupational Therapy

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Focus on Holistic Care Occupational therapy embraces a holistic approach to healthcare, considering physical, psychological and social well-being. Psychology majors often possess a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of these aspects of healthcare, making them well-suited to the holistic nature of OT.

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The Importance of Mentoring and Coaching in Nursing

American Nurse

Coaching and mentoring play a vital role in all nurses’ professional development and growth. Coaching and mentoring are two closely related practices that work together to support personal and professional growth. Experienced mentors and coaches play a crucial role in fostering the growth and development of new nurses.

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Pediatric Military Nursing: Caring for Young Patients in Unique Circumstances

Every Nurse

CLINICAL PRACTICE Pediatric Military Nursing: Caring for Young Patients in Unique Circumstances EveryNurse Staff Last Updated: 11/10/2023 In the world of military nursing , there is a specialized field that focuses on providing care to one of the most vulnerable populations – pediatric patients.

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New nurses and clinical judgment

American Nurse

Evidence-based strategies for nurse preceptors The complex role of nurse preceptor requires a combination of clinical expertise and the ability to balance patient care with learning facilitation. The nurse starts as a novice and moves through the levels as they develop more experience and skills.