The nursing profession includes Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses, each with distinct educational requirements, responsibilities, and career advancement opportunities in patient care.

Nutrition plays a vital role in patient care, enhancing recovery, managing chronic diseases, and enabling nurses to create personalized dietary plans for improved health outcomes.

Becoming a pediatric registered nurse involves providing essential care to children from infancy to 18 years, requiring medical knowledge, compassion, and effective communication skills.

Family Nurse Practitioners (FNPs) provide comprehensive healthcare services, requiring certification from recognized bodies like AANP and ANCC, enhancing career opportunities and clinical capabilities.

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.

Occupational therapy nurses combine nursing skills with therapeutic practices to support patient rehabilitation, enhance daily living skills, and improve overall quality of life through individualized care plans.