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

Phlebotomy involves drawing blood for tests and treatments, requiring certification, technical skills, patient care techniques, and effective communication to ensure accurate results and patient comfort.

Male nurses constitute approximately 12% of the nursing workforce in the U.S., reflecting increasing gender diversity and improving patient care through varied perspectives in healthcare.

Nursing clinical rotations provide hands-on experience, allowing students to apply classroom knowledge, develop essential skills, and enhance professionalism in various healthcare settings.

A dermatology nurse focuses on skin health, providing patient care, education, and treatment coordination while requiring a nursing degree and specialized certifications for career advancement.

Becoming a women’s health nurse practitioner involves completing nursing education, obtaining licensure, and gaining specialized training to provide comprehensive care throughout women’s lives.