Emergency Nurse Practitioners (ENPs) require a BSN, advanced degrees, clinical experience, and certification to provide critical care in high-pressure environments, earning an average salary of $130,000.

MDS nurses assess patients in long-term care facilities, ensuring tailored care through Minimum Data Set evaluations, while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams for effective healthcare delivery.

PRN nurses provide nursing care on an on-call basis, offering flexibility and filling staffing gaps in various healthcare settings while performing essential patient care tasks.

Family Nurse Practitioners (FNPs) provide essential primary care, emphasizing health promotion, preventive services, and personalized treatment plans across diverse healthcare environments.

Travel nursing combines healthcare with adventure by enabling nurses to work in various locations, enhancing skills while addressing staffing shortages and experiencing diverse cultures.

Cosmetic nurses are registered nurses specializing in aesthetic treatments, performing procedures like Botox and dermal fillers while prioritizing patient safety and ethical practices.