Family Nurse Practitioners deliver comprehensive healthcare across all age groups, focusing on preventive care, diagnosis, and treatment while enhancing access to services in diverse settings.

Transport nurses provide critical medical care during patient transport in emergencies, requiring specialized training, certifications, and strong communication skills for effective teamwork and patient outcomes.

Forensic nurses provide specialized medical care and support to victims of violent crimes, focusing on evidence collection and collaboration with law enforcement for justice.

Midwife nurse practitioners provide specialized healthcare for women during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum, addressing maternal health needs and enhancing care in underserved communities.

Becoming a midwife typically requires three to five years of education and training, with various pathways including nursing degrees and direct-entry midwifery programs.

A Pediatric Clinical Nurse Specialist delivers expert care to children and adolescents, focusing on patient outcomes, education, leadership, and evidence-based practice in healthcare settings.