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Most new nursing graduates choose a hospital as their first
employment setting. We offer a variety of exciting assignments
in a variety of medical settings. You choose the right position
in the type of facility of your choice.
Recent graduates frequently
indicate to nurse educators that they plan to leave hospital
settings after one year of employment to take other non-hospital
nursing positions. Professional Healthcare Staffing Service Ltd.
Co. will assist you to ensure that your first job experience is
a positive and supportive work environment.
RNs practice in a variety
of settings, such as hospitals, private offices, ambulatory care
centers, and clinics. The RN functions within the scope of
practice as defined by state nurse practice acts, job
description of the employing facility, SGNA Standards of
Clinical Nursing Practice (in press), and the American Nurses
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A licensed vocational nurse (LVN) works under the guidance of a
registered nurse (RN) to provide the sick, injured, elderly, or
disabled with basic care. To become a licensed vocational nurse
requires completing a one-year practical nursing program that is
state approved from a university, college, hospital, high
school, community college, or vocational or technical school.
LVNs work in long-term care
facilities with the elderly which include rehabilitative care,
long-term geriatric care, and caring for acutely ill clients who
are recovering from major physical challenges. Employment
opportunities also are present in ambulatory care clinics, home
health agencies, and acute care facilities. Nursing has
consistently been a profession of responsibility, integrity, and
personal growth. |
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Additionally, some
important tasks certified nursing assistants
perform include bathing, grooming, and dressing patients. They
also escort patients to different rooms, help them exercise,
set up equipment, and even assist with some
procedures. Since certified nursing assistants work
in such a delicate field they need to be nurturing
and have a respectful bedside manner. They must
also have good communication skills because they
need to make sure they are listening to patients
needs to provide the best possible care. Placement
could include hospitals, any other health care
systems, private duty, convalescent home, and
an assisted living facility.
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