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    The document discusses various career roles for nurses, including certified registered nurses, nurse researchers, psychiatric nurses, certified nurse midwives, and neonatal nurses. It also outlines Dr. Patricia Benner's 5 stages of nursing expertise, from novice nurses with no experience to expert nurses who perform fluidly without relying on rules based on years of experience and analytical skills. The career roles and stages of expertise provide an overview of opportunities and progression in the nursing profession.

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    The document discusses various career roles for nurses, including certified registered nurses, nurse researchers, psychiatric nurses, certified nurse midwives, and neonatal nurses. It also outlines Dr. Patricia Benner's 5 stages of nursing expertise, from novice nurses with no experience to expert nurses who perform fluidly without relying on rules based on years of experience and analytical skills. The career roles and stages of expertise provide an overview of opportunities and progression in the nursing profession.

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    Fhardina Leigh D.

    Yap BSN 1-B Fundamentals in Nursing Lec

    NURSING AS PROFESSION - gives prenatal and postnatal care


    and manages normal deliveries.
    5. Pediatric Endocrinology Nurses
    Institutional Nursing - care for young children (infant to
     Hospital staff nurse teenager) suffering from endocrine
    Community Health Nursing diseases and disorder including
     School Nurse adrenal, thyroid, and pituitary
     Industrial Nurse - juvenile diabetes
     Public Health 6. Orthopedic Nurses
    Independent Nurse Practice - provide care for those who suffer
    - Care without mandated with musculoskeletal ailments
    supervision from a physician  Arthritis, diabetes, joint
     Private nurse replacement issue
    Nursing in Education  Traction, casting,
     Clinical Instructors neurovascular status
     Researchers monitoring, and continuous
    Nursing in other field passive motion therapy
     Safety officer 7. Nurse as Practitioner
    - advanced practice registered nurse
    CAREER ROLE OF NURSE - provide care to patients throughout
    1. Certified Registered Nurse/ the lifespan, from premature
    Anesthetist newborns to the elderly.\
    - has completed advanced  provide immunizations,
    education in an accredited manage high blood, order
    program in anesthesiology. and interpret diagnostics
    - Every type of anesthesia from tests
    open surgery to pain management 8. Clinical Nurse Specialist
    Collaboration with; - has masters or doctorate
     Dentist - has an advanced degree or
     Podiatrist expertise and is considered to be
     Surgeons an expert in a specialized area of
    2. Nurse Researcher practice
    - Study various aspect of health, - in areas such as adult gerontology,
    illness, and health care to improve family, neonatal, pediatric,
    nursing care and to refine and women’s health/gender related, or
    expand nursing knowledge. psychiatric-mental health.
    3. Psychiatric Nurse
    - Provide consultation care to  population – pedia
    patient’s suffering with mental  settings – clinical care, ER
    health and psychiatric disorder.  disaster – oncology
    - Trained in behavioral therapy  types of care – psychiatric
    which allows nurses to teach  type of health problem –
    patients and their loved ones wounds
    4. Certified Nurse Midwife 9. Gerontological Practitioner
    - Primary care provider for expectant - works with elderly patients,
    women who are healthy enough to diagnosing illness, conducting
    sustain child birth without exams, prescribing medications
    complication - similar to all geriatric nurses
    - must approach holistically
    Fhardina Leigh D. Yap BSN 1-B Fundamentals in Nursing Lec

    10. Neonatal Nurses


    - Works with newborn infants with
    variety of problems ranging from
    prematurity, birth defects,
    infections, cardiac malfunctions.
    - Care for infants who experience
    short term and long-term problems
    related to their prematurity

    Dr. Patricia Benner’s Stages of


    Nursing Expertise

    Stage 1: Novice
    - No experience, performance is
    limited and needs order and
    guidance by a senior or CI’s
    - Student nurse, new to a field of
    nursing
    Stage 2: Advance Beginner
    - Demonstrates marginally
    acceptable performance.
    - Gained prior experience
    Stage 3: Competent
    - 2-3 years of experience
    - Planning abilities
    - Differentiates important factors
    from less important aspects of
    care.
    Stage 4: Proficient
    - 3 – 5 years of experience
    - Perceives situations as a whole
    - Has holistic understanding of the
    client, which improves decision
    making.
    - Long term goal
    Stage 5: Expert

    - Performance is fluid, flexible and


    highly proficient; no longer rely on
    rules
    - Highly skilled and has an analytic
    ability

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