nurses

Name
Instructor
Course
Date
Nurses
There are various career options in nursing. It makes it easier for learners to choose a career path that suits their interest, passion, and goals. When one practices what he/she loves, it boosts confidence in being able to attend to patients. This paper provides the different nurse career options and what makes being a CRNA appealing.
They include Certified Dialysis Nurse, legal nurse consultant, nurse midwife, nurse educator, and Nurse Anesthetist. A certified Dialysis Nurse help patients with health problems related to the kidney. To be a certified dialysis nurse, one needs to have cared for dialysis and nephrology patients for at least 2,000 hours (Perry et al. 35). Additionally, he/she should have passed relevant certification tests. A legal nurse consultant uses knowledge and expertise in the healthcare system to provide consultancy services regarding medical lawsuits. Apart from passing certification tests, one needs a registered nurse license.
A midwife nurse provides care to pregnant women before birth and help in delivering babies. Also, he/she gives care to both mother and child after birth (Perry et al. 36). A nurse educator designs and implements education programs used to train universities, teaching schools, and universities. A nurse anaesthetist administers anaesthesia to a patient (Perry et al 37). He/she monitors patient recovery, stabilisation, and pain management. The role involves collaboration with surgeons, dentists, anesthesiologists, and podiatrists.

Being a certified registered nurse anaesthetist ( CRNA) appeals to me more than any other profession in nursing. Being a CRNA gives one a better opportunity to work in a collaborative health management set. For example, their services are used in therapeutic, diagnostic, and surgery. Thus, it gives one the opportunity to participate in improving a patient’s quality of life proactively.
Works Cited
Perry, Jane, et al. “Education and Career Opportunities for Nurses in Offender Health Care.” Nursing Standard, vol. 24, no. 43, June 2010, pp. 35–39. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&AN=52091143&site=ehost-live.