What are the different type of NURSE specialties? | 70 DIFFERENT TYPE OF NURSES

[@cherryalexander8598]

I've been retired for 7 years, I'm 50😂, due to my battle with MS. Never worked in the medical profession and will start my prerequisites in the Spring. I can't wait.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Good for you and good luck!!!

[@thatgirlray2765]

How will you do it with your disability? Only asking because I’m disabled and want to be a nurse but fear I can’t with my disability ):

[@Francoise-kunda]

Currently doing my medical internship and I respect nurses soo much. They deserve the same respect the public gives to doctors. When I was doing my obs rotation I learnt so much from the midwives, and currently doing my surgical rotation and I’m intrigued by how they manage the OR. They truly are the heart of the hospital ❤️

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

On behalf of Nurses...THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I have worked with many great Doctors and interns, who work with nurses as colleagues, that type of relationship benefits everyone involved...ESPECIALLY AND NUMER 1...THE PATIENTS!!! BEST of Luck in your medical career!!! If you like music...check out my Health/nursing/medical related songs (lyric videos) here on My channel...catchy tunes to EDUCATE!!! Songs about diabetes, TB, The Flu shot, checking your feet!!!

[@astoldbytosha]

I'm a new grad and I've been on a med surg floor for about 3 months now. I like the floor but I don't feel like I'm being mentally challenged. When I graduated, I didn't have a speciality that I knew I wanted to go into so I thought med-surg would be the best fit because you get a mix of everything. I plan to do at least a year on my floor and then try something new, I think I want to go back to school and this video helped to show me all the avenues I can take. Thanks!

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You are welcome...good luck in your nursing journey!!!!!

[@gwenie3079]

Thank you for showing the different types of nurses there is and the different type of jobs and opportunity we have or will have. 🤗 I am going to start nursing school and this was so helpful

[@MB-qx9vn]

For clarification bc many people don’t get exposure to the OR: OR nurse, surgical nurse, and circulating nurse are nearly equivalent (there’s three spots on the list for basically the same specialty). Some both circulate and scrub or some only circulate or only scrub. Great list by the way.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thanks for sharing!

[@adrijanarozic7965]

I started as ICU nurse, then I was tranfered to reumatology department where we diagnose and threat some of the rarest autoimmune ilnesses.. Right now I work on covid unit for almost half of a year now.. I learned so much over those years working and all tho we are all getting pretty tired of current situation I wouldnt change it for anything

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thanks for the comment Adrijana...I worked in a Rheumatology office as an Xray Tech for about 5 years or so before becoming a nurse! And your right...some of the rarest diseases...Various Lupus types, Scleroderma, Sjogrens...etc!!!

[@kyleedemata6735]

I just graduated hs and will take my prerequisites for Nursing school in the fall! I’ll be working as a Dialysis tech in the meantime. So excited!!

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

So happy and EXCITED for you!!! If you need support, info, whatever…you know where to find me!!!

[@kyleedemata6735]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN Thank you!!

[@TheJmacknight]

Thank you for this video, it helps explain the specialties to others. I have been certified in 5 of these specialties but I am also fairly old as nurses go. Be well, stay safe.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

WOWWWWWWW!!!! 5 certifications!!!! You are probably a SUPER AWESOME NURSE!!!

[@TheJmacknight]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRNC. Clinical Nursing Instructor/ C. Nursing Educator/Teacher, American Red Cross Nurse, C. HIV Nurse - Educator, C. Infection Control Professional, C. Geriatric Nurse, C. Foot Care & Wound Care nurse. As I stated, I have been around a while, and when interested in learning more I put my hand up for opportunities and went for them. Hopefully, your video will broaden others' ideas in the options for nurses today. I would like to refer to it during classes if I have your permission to do so. Be Well, stay safe, and have a great day.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@TheJmacknight Yes, feel free to share as you would like. Its nice when we have experiences to draw from!

[@essenceaquarius9958]

You have a lot of experience, that's great!

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

It helps, but its years in the making!!!!!

[@jennifercarmona9788]

Wow I never realized how expansive nursing is 😍 currently taking pre requisites for applying to nursing school! I enjoy these videos to motivate me, how did you decide on nursing?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thanks for the comment! I decided to become a nurse after being an X-ray technician for 10 years... It was a career with more variety and options for advancement than X-ray!

[@KKISCRAZYFUL]

I'm also taking my prerequisites. I decided on nursing because I got my EMT license and after doing some ride alongs I wanted to do more and learn more. ♥️ Why did you want to be a nurse?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@KKISCRAZYFUL DO it...!!!One of the main reasons was to be the best nurse I could be...My mom passed away years before I became a nurse...But she is one of my main inspirations!

[@TJ-xq6fj]

Saw ur comment 2yrs along, hope your prereqs are out the way and ur now in nursing school ❤

[@tribalboysuarez9464]

Thank you for this video, I'm currently in highschool looking to becoming a nurse but haven't really decided on which type of nurse i want to be. This video helps a lot on which types of nurses there are and helps me going to look into these pacific types of nurses.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Sounds good… as you go thru your nursing courses, you will find which areas that are more appealing to you… do it … !!! It’s an awesome career. Thanks for the follow… see my other videos and songs for more inspiration… you might especially like my I’m a nurse music video!

[@elijahwalker4506]

Neuro PCU nurse here! Crazy how big nursing is great video!

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thank you so much!!! Nursing is BIG!!! With humble beginnings...See my Videos about history of Nursing part 1 & 2...and if you like music...LISTEN to my NIGHTENGALE song!!!

[@elijahwalker4506]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN ok Ill check it out!

[@fatumaabdullahi3896]

Thank you so much I really didn't know what I wanted to do in college.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Nursing is a career that you can choose many different areas!

[@fatumaabdullahi3896]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN thank you 😊

[@arlenehotep381]

You forgot hospice nurse. Great video. I work med surg. I used to work rehab, convalescent, sub acute. I want to do case management.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@arlenehotep381 I apologize if I left any out!

[@bkbeya77711]

I want to be a pediatric nurse. I'm currently in the military and this is what I want to do after. I feel like working with children would keep me young and encouraged while working with grown ups is so bleh.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Do it!!!! You can be whatever type of nurse you want to be...KIDS always need good nurses!!!!!!

[@ml2932]

This is exactly the route I want to do as well! I’m currently in hs going to go into the military and then conquer nursing school. I want to work in the pediatric field, however I don’t know where I would want to focus on like what specialty within the peds field.

[@Randomvids205]

I was an aged care assistant nurse for 4 months and I didn’t like it. I’ve been in a block not knowing what to do but this video is going to help, thank you

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You are welcome, and thank you for watching!

[@coffeepandacat]

Are there any nursing professions that are slower paced but not boring? Very informative video thank you!!

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Working for a Home Health agency...going out to patients homes to assist with dressing changes, etc...slower paced, still keeps you seeing patients, but without the crazy pace of a hospital.

[@doulalina]

What an awesome list!! Thank you!! I will listen again and write down all my interest areas - this gives me something to research 🙏 thank you! Great content.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You are welcome!

[@apratphxcol1042]

Mind BLOWN! Excellent video! I start my LPN in 2 months. Doing RN prereqs concurrently and can't wait to be working as a nurse! I'm interested in NATUROPATHIC, INTEGRATIVE AND COMPLEMENTARY HEALTH. Does anyone have any suggestions about how to do this in allopathic medicine? Any advice on the best specialty for someone with my interests? Please advise. Thank you so much!!!!!

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Well nursing at its core is naturopathic, and integrative, and I think once you become a nurse you can apply those models with your patients. As far as a particular specialty, I am not sure of exactly one, however, like i mentioned you can apply those aspects to your patients in health promotion.

[@deanmalito]

There are also medical foot care nurses a bit like wound care.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Interesting...hadn't heard of that one!!!

[@alexandriafuzzard748]

I’m a student nurse and I want to work in the OB and/or peds nursing field!

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Do it! The sky is the limit with nursing!!! You can work in any area you choose...if your heart is for OB /PEDs you can do both...those to are a great cross-over. You can work in OB a few years and help deliver babies, then work in Peds taking care of peds patients.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Also...if you haven't subscribe, please consider doing so...I will be making nursing student focused content. AND...be sure to listen to my song "QUIVERING LABIA BLUES!" It's a song about delivering a baby. Its here on KZbin...but it is also available on iTunes, AppleMusic, Spo

[@kathleenwalker8842]

This is a great informational video. Ty for posting. 😊

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thank you for watching!!!

[@kaveshiaduke132]

I'm a home health care / Geriatric nurse I'm going to move on to pediatric nursing sometimes next year

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

As a Nurse you can work anywhere, any specialty!!! Good luck in your next job!

[@joeyf1722]

The word nurse has no meaning after watching this LOL, loved the video - very informative

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thank you for watching!!!

[@bevlawrence9074]

I hold a B. Cur, my registration is as a General nurse, psychiatric nurse and a midwife. I have had my nursing practice mainly doing urinary catheter care and wound care for 20years.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You have some experience!!! Again… thanks for watching!!!

[@lumevelyneniba4528]

Wow just come across your channel very informative thank you,i am a CNA Nurse 💕

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thank You for finding me, and watching!!!!

[@1982Tarun]

Thanks for informative video

[@AB-pr4uc]

This is all very resourceful. But HOW do you figure out which of the 70 are for you?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Well, that's the beauty of nursing...During nursing school, your will do "your clinicals" in and on various floors/units. You will see which ones you like...and it is totally personal. For example, when me & a friend did our surgical rotation...he loved it, I didn't care for it much. I enjoyed it, but I could not see myself going day to day. Now, general med-surg is basic area to get exposure to being a nurse, become skillful, and fluent with time management. After about a year some nurses just love it become experts in med-surg. Some want a new challenge and venture into a new specialty. Sky is the limit... I have worked in Critical care---to management---prison nursing---education. Good luck in your decision, but you can work in whatever specialty you want to, and if you need a change...there are options!!!

[@mylim9066]

Thank you very much for Making this video.❤

[@Soul56293]

What nurse specialities do you think is the most and the least stressful ? I’m think about changing my major to nursing but I’m always told how stressful it is

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Yes, nursing can be stressful, but not at all times. If you chose a specialty you enjoy, you may actually strive in the stress. But my thoughts of the possibly less stressful nursing positions can include maybe...case management, bed allocation, clinic nursing, but those may also have their moments.

[@072..]

PreOp nurses least stress, ER/ICU/ trauma most stress. Speaking from my experience.

[@nadatafraser9241]

Very informative video, I am currently a CNA/☺️PCT. I would mostly like to get into the profession or specialty of labor and delivery. The profession or specialty I’m interested in is labor and delivery that my passion. as of now I am a PCT on a MedSurg unit as a bedside assistant nurse.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Best of luck!...sorry for the late response!

[@fofasaad7150]

What do you do as CNA

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@fofasaad7150 C NA's are nurse assistants...they help the nurses care for the patients, mostly the tasks that the nurse does not the most time for. Such as bathing, feeding, changing linen.

[@coffeepandacat]

Everyone wants to do that one need to be competitive

[@dorisdiribe]

Thank you sir for sharing, this just an eye opener.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You are welcome...hopefully it can motivate you!!!

[@dorisdiribe]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN yes it did sir

[@sabeenarafeek8101]

Iam nursing student my passion is to work dermatology and aesthetician filed what are the steps should i consider

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

First thing...get experience working on a medical-surgical unit...so you can be exposed to a variety of types of patients...with various diseases. Polish up your assessment skills, interaction with patients, families, and co-workers. The reason is, is that it will make a well-rounds nurse before specializing, and you will be more knowledgeable when you do specialize in whatever area you choose...hope that helps.

[@joanbeharry8456]

I have been a pastry chef all My life but due to covid ...I’m currently working as a CNA and love it and want to go to nursing school... I’m 56... do you think I’m too old to to start a nursing program ?

[@jennifercarmona9788]

never too old in my opinion!!! I am working on prerequesities currently and sometimes overcome by the thought of going to nursing school in my late 20's LOL

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Never too old!!! If you have a heart, and care for people, especially in their time of need...age does not matter! I graduated from nursing school when I was 33!!!

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@jennifercarmona9788 You are super young, you still have time to obtain a BSN, MSN, PHD/DNP!!!

[@JJ-gw9vs]

Never too old Nursing school is more about learning to critical think, def not aged based

[@detoxlady6777]

You are not too old. ❤

[@ModesteMb]

Thank you for this video I was wondering if you can tell me the nurses that the measure pressure and taking blood.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

All nurses can do that…. As well as medical assistant’s , some cna’s

[@SommerLewis]

I know this video is old, but I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I was a CNA but I never became certified, so I'm thinking of going back to school. The problem is I have two passions 1.) Dogs/Cats 2.) Babies Of course I wanted to be a Veterinarian but don't want to be in debt or school for 8years. So I thought of becoming a Neonatal Nurse. The question I have is should I go back and get certified as a CNA and get experience working in a neonatal department or go for an RN?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

For certification, it may depend on where you would work, if you plan on working as a CNA. Some hospitals require nursing assistants to be certified. If your hospital does not require you to be certified, then focus on Nursing school.

[@SommerLewis]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN thank you.

[@aurel2490]

Didn't know there were that many nursing specialties.. Thank you for this video! I was wondering though, what masters degree can you get after a bachelor's in nursing?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thanks for the comment... There are MANY Masters degrees you can get... MSN in Education, Informatics, Management, Nurse Practitioner (Family, Pediatric, Geriatric), CNS (Clinical Nurse Specialist).

[@aurel2490]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN Alright, thank you for the reply! :) very helpful

[@adesuyioluwatobi4087]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN which would you advise a male nurse go into ??

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@adesuyioluwatobi4087 Wherever your passion and heart it!!!

[@ChidimmaPeace-sx4hx]

Hi I want to apply for a scholarship to study nursing I don't know should I include the specialization of nursing that I'm interested in when writing my study plan

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@ChidimmaPeace-sx4hx That’s king of difficult to say, because many make their decisions after going through rotations to the various areas. With that being said, is there a certain area that you are interested in…if so, write about that one!

[@Thebiggest7303]

Thank you so much for this video

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You are welcome! Keep watching!

[@jessicagarcia3190]

Im graduating in 2022 from high school👩‍🎓 I had a question as to does the amount of years in certain medical fields should stop you from becoming that nurse ? I was thinking of becoming a ER nurse but a lot of the people I’ve talked to about are saying things like “ that’s so many years of school “ and it has got me mixed feelings about it. What advice would you recommend? Btw your videos are so helpful!😁

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Hi Jessica...I'm glad the videos are helpful! As for any nursing specialty...the years of school are the same...2 years for an associate degree RN or 4 years for a bachelors degree RN...Either one can become anytype of nurse...for example an ER Nurse...there is actually no "etxtra time" to go into a specialty. When I graduated, me and all my classmates graduated with an associates degree (ASN or ADN--whichever you like to call it), many of us went into specialties...ICU, ER, OB / Labor & Delivery, Ortho, and Med-Surg right after graduation. So there is no additional schooling necessary for specialties. We worked along side of new graduate BSN nurse...cause the degree doesn't change the years needed to go into whatever specialty. Sometimes people get nursing confused with Medical school for doctors....Specialties for MD.s does require many additional years of residency, and fellowship after they receive their doctorate degree and become an MD (general). I hope this helps!

[@jessicagarcia3190]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN this helped clear things up for me , thank you so much !

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@jessicagarcia3190 You are WELCOME>>>and GO BE A NURSE!!!!!!

[@tiff-t9g]

Same grauted from high school I what to become a nurse 😊 good luck we can do this

[@120paj]

Hi what about someone with Medical Laboratory Technology Degree and want to become a nurse. What type of nurse can apply the MLT skills ?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

As an mlt… u have insight as to what labs on on what panels… and conditions / lab levels associated with certain diseases…maybe how to draw blood… anything is helpful

[@120paj]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN thank you for responding ☺️

[@prakashwalikar5339]

Good Education For Settling The Future Life Sir✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@NrsDi]

I'm a student nurse,I could love to do between Nicu/Crna specialty

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

you could work in the NICU as you get experience for CRNA !!!!!!!!!!

[@isabellebrooke3565]

ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED! I’m working on becoming a nurse. I’m interested in becoming a registered nurse (BSN). I want to work in women’s health. I don’t want to be a L&D nurse or a postpartum nurse. I’m looking for more of a clinic environment but don’t know pay, responsibilities, and additional education if needed. Or if hospitals have a gyn specialty. I’m not looking to become an APRN (WHNP/CNM). I’ve been doing lots of research but everything comes up with L&D/PP. Any help or wisdom would be amazing! Thanks for reading, stay safe❤️

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You can possibly work in a OB/GYN office clinic, and or a health-related clinic as a nurse, however, positions may be limited to pregnancy / sex education, or general education, testing, screening, and or counseling. As for far as the pay, most hospitals pay a little better than a clinic. Those positions may require additional training, but not a "degree". It just depends where you live and what types of clinics and programs are available.

[@yazminnyoung2948]

I want to be a nurse but would be interested in a specialty that would be Mon-Fri and rotating weekends like once a month. I want to have a good work-life balance. What specialties would you suggest?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

A nurse who works in am outpatient clinic setting would generally have those hours...and maybe without the rotating weekends...a nurse who works in management could have the same.

[@sheriskriselserrano1482]

Hemodialysis nursing, chronic.

[@elizabethboakye-sg3si]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN k

[@rebeccabernier2741]

Would love to see more about prison nursing.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

I'll put it in my notes, to make a video, maybe even a short video specifically on correctional nursing.

[@jessicagentry6379]

Can you start out as a Medical Assittant and wk your way up to becoming a nurse? Thats what I want to do.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Yes... actually that’s how I started!!! When I became a medical assistant many years ago... men were not as popular as Medical assistants back then... so I went straight into X-RAY SCHOOL! and after 10 years of X-rays... I decided to become a nurse... Best decision ever . The knowledge and skills, and people skills you will have when you go to nursing school will be a priceless experience... and make you one heck of a nurse!!!! Do it!

[@jessicagentry6379]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN I had brain surgery years ago. I had a hard recovery. When I was in the hospital. I saw myself working there. After I gad my surgery. I told my parrents that I wanted to wk in the health care. It was my calling.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@jessicagentry6379 thats the best motivation... personal experiences!

[@peacepeace5788]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN I’m extremely a shy guy I always avoid gathering is this field for introvert? Did you ever see nurses who have this problem

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@peacepeace5788 You can be shy. or loud...I am technically an introvert, but working with people has made me a little extroverted.

[@theboymaxthyself4628]

Hi I just saw your video today and am interested in going to college for nursing but I want work like in the hospitals checking in on patients and things like that and I don't know what type of carrier of path that is

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Once you become a nurse, you can work in a hospital as a nurse, not just checking in on patients, but taking care of them!!! Good Luck!

[@jessegates4711]

So I recently became a travel nurse recruiter, and I have been doing research on my own time into types of nurses and their specialties/areas of focus and their acronyms. I have been looking for a spreadsheet of some sort with these things on them as well as maybe types of certificates required to be qualified. Would you have any recommendations where I could find something like this or do you maybe have something I could ask from you so I could increase my knowledge? I appreciate any help I can get, thank you! and thank you to all you nurses out there savin lives!

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

First thank you for watching the video...! To answer your question...I am unaware of a spreadsheet for the various types of specialty certification...and i can attempt to help you...by sharing this... most all specialties do have certificates...such as ICU nurse have the CCRN, ICCU nurses have the PCCN, Emerg Nurses have the CEN, ...I would consider visiting the BRN (Board of Reg Nursing) website...and also maybe just google the type of specialty you are looking for and most will have an organization who "certifies" the nurse. Hope that helps!

[@jessegates4711]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN Thank you so much for your reply! I have been grinding and learning rapidly! It is so awesome getting to talk to nurses all over the States. Already helping change some lives by increasing their income a tremendous amount in one case I'm working I may be able to help a single mother move jobs just an extra 30 miles away and jump her weekly pay by $1,000. I am going to look at the BRN for sure because as I get more comfortable/confident I do really want to get my lingo down, while understanding what the nurses I am talking to may be dealing with on a daily basis. Its hard to empathize when so much of what someone may be telling you sounds like another language. Really enjoyed the video and again thank you for the response!

[@MsRaider1313]

Thank you so much!🥰

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You are welcome !

[@kokidchaz4790]

What's the easiest that pays alot and you can travel?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Well, there's not alot of easy ones that don't first come with the need for experience. The most highest paid traveling nurse positions will be in the ICU or Labor & Delivery settings. Hope that helps.

[@jeremytq]

Did prenursing and decided I didn’t like the healthcare system: now I’m in construction and deciding how I want to progress my career

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Nursing is not for everybody…it’s good that you chose something different, cause you don’t want to be an unhappy nurse!

[@nlemobijudith5827]

Nurse charles,good day. Am a nursing student at a college of nursing and I've been having a hard time deciding which speciality to choose,although...I've interest in areas such as pediatric and OR,but still I do feel like am missing a point. Idk😪 Your advice please🙏🏽

[@polominath2995]

Basically I had experience in working in opd and as clinical instructor in India. I am a bsc nurse trained from India. At present I am pursuing MSc in counselling and family therapy in India only. Which speciality will be easy for to work in Canada.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Nursing is a pathway to many different type of jobs....good luck...

[@polominath2995]

That means I have to get training from canada then I can join to work

[@keziaheluwa1350]

Are there associate degrees in nursing? I want to do an associate degree in nursing cos of the tuition fees, then start my BSc in nursing. Am thinking of being a respiratory therapist. What's your advice please?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Yes, you can start as with an associated degree...then sky is the limit!!!!!!!!! You can be a respiratory therapist. anything you want to do...I have many friends who were respiratory therapists who then became nurse cause of more opportunities...but it is still a great profession.

[@keziaheluwa1350]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN thanks for your advice

[@calla_rn]

I'm pursuing my BSN...Would love to be a NICU nurse. Any information?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

First...Congrats on nursing school! As for becoming an NICU nurse..I would recommend some med-surg foundation, however, if you can work as an student nurse intern, a "tech" in a NICU, that would help you become ahead of the game, so when you do graduate you already have your "foot in the door" and have gained experience.

[@calla_rn]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN Thanks alot.

[@brownboyjavi3411]

how do you become a nutrition and fitness nurse?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

A fitness Nurse is a nurse who after becoming a nurse can acquire a certification in training, like a personal trainer. They can work to develop plans of care for patients to help them recover , or in day to day abilities. Kind of like a physical therapist. A nutrition nurse, can be one with an advanced degree like a clinical nurse specialist, and or training in nutrition to help patients with dietary issues, stomach problems, etc.

[@Amanda.Marie.13]

OR vs Circulating vs surgical nurse, what's the difference? I cant really seem to find it (:

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

They are very similar…a CIRCULATOR NURSE can work in the surgery suite ensuring sterility is maintained, and count supplies; the OR NURSE can help prep the patient before, during, and after in recovery of the patient…kinda similar to a PACU nurse; a SURGICAL NURSE can include both, but can also be a surgical “floor nurse” . I hope that helps.

[@Amanda.Marie.13]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN thank you!!!

[@lexiemiller7829]

Should I be a nurse anesthetist or just go for anesthesiologist

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Well, to become a nurse anesthetist, you must first become a nurse...whether a ASN/BSN...eventually needing a BSN, MSN...then on to nurse anesthetist school. To come an anesthesiologist, that requires medical school, to become a doctor...then specialize in anesthesiology.

[@K13ZONGZ]

Thanks

[@stevenbernard2511]

bcs im from malaysia and wanna be a CRNA ... But, idk how bcause at here it didn't have crna :( .. Can you help me?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Studying and becoming a nurse is the first step...if you are already a nurse, then usually you have to work in critical care for about a year...and also have a BSN degree.... then you can look for CRNA schools. CRNA school is usually a 2 to 3 year program...in the UNITED STATES you receive a doctorate degree!!!

[@gloriaoe4400]

What does a mental health nurse do?

[@josue25]

Awesome video

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thank you so much!!! Thank you for watching!!!

[@aliallhadadi]

the OR for me

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

I liked the OR, just never spent much time in it, except as a student!

[@nadatafraser9241]

Do you have any tips or encouragement for anyone who is considering labor and delivery?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

L&D , like all specialties is a demanding one, if that is your desire... then do it!!! It’s a place where you help bring life into the world.. caring for mama’s and babies! It’s an experience that you can help guide women through, and a good nurse will never be forgotten!!!

[@peacepeace5788]

I am confused what to do with my life I been thinking this year to do nursing but I’m struggling with the feeling to be a nurse as a male because I see mostly women. Do you have any advice?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

I say do it!!! Women are more common in nursing, but nursing is a profession, and should be seen as genderless...care can be provided by a female and male just the same!

[@maricaplummer5418]

Labor and delivery for 10 years !

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thanks for all the deliveries!!! You should check out my song… “quivering Labia blues “ it’s a song I wrote about precipitous birth… it’s on my other KZbin channel… same name… no video… just music. Thanks for watching!

[@lindabihlem5664]

Waoo I am really interested I want to become nurse pls I need ur help because I don’t really know anything about nurses. Thank you

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Nursing is an awesome profession...Watch my 2 videos on the History of Nursing, and Florence Nightengale, to learn some information about nurses and the nursing profession.

[@ppa1983]

Thanks! Legal Nurse?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Legal nurses act as consultants and or experts.

[@graceskinner2820]

hiii!! i've always craved a job with lots of responsibility, excitement and high chaos eviroment - i've looked into trauma nursing- any thoughts ?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thank you for your question! Actually, any floor can breed chaos and excitement... it just depends on the day/night, but trauma / ER will give you quite the fill.!!!!!

[@parvinhullugiri5977]

Hello sir, I am a staff nurse working in India, I have started my Uk Nmc processing and I have offered interviews from District general nhs hospitals. So my question is do these hospitals provide training or courses to enter these specialities?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

I'm not sure how the UK does it, but in some the U.S hospitals...once you are a nurse, many have to work on Med-Surg unit, some will allow to go into specialties, and will offer advance training...like an internship or residency. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!

[@san-xw6fn]

respiratory therapist is in nursing/Dr. ?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

A respiratory therapist is a different profession. Although nurses can do some of the functions that respiratory therapists do...nursing is separate.

[@san-xw6fn]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN thank u sir for this information 😊

[@mauricesaunders5460]

Do you need bachelors to specialize? Or you can specialize with an associates?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You can specialize with an associates...such as a certified med-surg nurse, CCRN (ICU nurse), EN (Emergency room nurse), CDN [i think that the abbrev](cert dialysis nurse).Just need to acquire the hours and experience to take a certifying exam (for each specialty).

[@mauricesaunders5460]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN Awesome, thanks for replying. I'm considering Nursing even though I really want to be a Paramedic. But I can do nursing school right here in my country versus having to go to the US for Paramedicine.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@mauricesaunders5460 Awesome...do it!

[@alekumiriam3897]

I would like to know if a nurse can equally specialize in dentistry

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Well a nurse can possibly work in the dental setting, as a nurse or nurse anesthetist...or a nurse can go to Dental School after fulfilling the undergrad work. BUT...Dentistry is a doctoral degree in dental medicine...the equivalent of a medical doctor's MD. You can't just go from a nurse to a dentist...there's a lot of schooling involved.

[@dianarodriguez6804]

Thank you :)

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You are welcome...Thank you for watching!!!

[@margaretjohn5590]

What about Dental NURSES.....I am a Theatre Nurse.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Wow...I didn't think about that one! what is a theater nurse...?

[@gloriaoe4400]

Is mental health nurse a specialty?

[@mimim875]

Hi there, it is a specialty with different roles too for example Dementia nurse, drug addiction nurse, non medical prescriber nurse, community mental health nurse(CPN) just to name a few.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Yes... It is very much so a specialty...In the acute community setting, it is taking care of patients with many mental health issues such as schizophrenia, personality disorders and those who have attempted suicide...through monitoring, sitting in therapy sessions. In the community outpatient setting... kind of similar, but monitoring medication therapy, assisting in ensuring the pt is caring for themselves. I have work in a Prison Mental health area where nurses dispensed and ensure medication adherence and sat in group therapy sessions. Mental health a not a popular specialty, I believe because of a type of lack of awareness of mental health as a disease...like diabetes, etc. I hope that helps.

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@mimim875 Great answer...thanks for the reply!!!

[@fnuqurratulain9710]

Hi, Can you make a video on deciding between MSN or BSN? I have a bachelor degree in pharmacy and I want to transition to nursing now.. should I go for a Accelerated BSN or a MSN program?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

I would start at the BSN level...even though you have a pharmacy degree...Nursing is total different. You could do the accelerated BSN...that would let you bypass certain classes. I would get grounded in nursing before pursuing a MSN...as you will need a source of reference to apply to your MSN...and without a ASN or BSN, it would make it a little more difficult. Plus you would miss out on growing your nursing skills and assessment.

[@fnuqurratulain9710]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN Thank you so much for your advise

[@jessicagentry6379]

Can you specialize in Nerorogy as a Nurse?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Yes! U can work in a Neuro-ICU... very specialized area... cause not many hospitals have it! So u can work in big city, big hospitals!

[@mightycrag4631]

Thanks so much for your education. Please i did cert in midwifery, Diploma in Gender Mainstreaming and postgraduates in Sexual and Reproductive health and micical research, and health mgt and administration plus so mant certs in developmentental studies with the world bank online learning. Currently i am doing perinatal nursing course which specialises do you recommend? Thanks

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Wow...it seems you are ready for whatever specialty your heart desires! Thank you for watching!

[@mightycrag4631]

@@NurseMasterCharlieRN So as am saying which area do i qualify for specialization?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

@@mightycrag4631 I would say many areas, but maybe consider forensic nursing.

[@Badyal816]

Sir what is the qualification required to become these different-different Nurses ? Please reply

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Some require a Licensed Practical nursing license, most require a registered nurse license. Then depending which one...higher nursing degrees...BSN, MSN.

[@YasirKhan-qg2uh]

Hi best vedio

[@vastavigupta1919]

Hey, I am planning to be a nurse educator , I have BSN degree, which MSN course/degree should I get to be a nurse educator?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Which ever is most cost effective, and timely. Check out Western Governors and Walden Univ.

[@BeautifulJulie]

🙂

[@Anna-Laurie]

Something in natural or homeopathic nursing

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

The sky is the limit!!!

[@latauriahutchins8626]

Cardiothoracic Surgery nurse

[@antonboludo8886]

Why don't they encourage guys to go into nursing or nutrition the way they encourage girls to go into science and engineering?

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

I am not sure, but be the example, like I try to be!

[@gulfrecruitments]

RIYADH CARE HOSPITAL MEGA INTERVIW FOR SAUDI

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Good luck!

[@weezysbaby21]

I want to be a Registered nurse first assist

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

You can be any type of nurse you want to be! To be an RNFA (registered nurse first assistant) you would first need some experience working in the surgical care, then attend a "first assistance" training course, unless you are trained on the job.

[@ChristiansEndeavorMinistries]

71 … Vet 🐾 Nurse 🐒

[@antonboludo8886]

Nurse are closer to the suffering of the patient.

[@jmgarcia6833]

Pacu nurse

[@NurseMasterCharlieRN]

Thank you for watching! We need PACU Nurses!!!!!!! Who is going to recover patients after surgeries?