Emergency and Ambulatory Care Nursing
Emergency and Ambulatory Care Nursing
Emergency room (ER) nurses provide rapid treatment to patients facing trauma, severe medical issues, or immediate care needs. Working under pressure, they swiftly stabilize patients and alleviate pain in critical situations. Emergency nursing is among the most demanding specialties, demanding adaptability, a vast clinical knowledge, and communication skills across diverse age groups.
Ambulatory Care Nurses offer pain management and general health education to patients in non-hospital settings like clinics or medical offices. They cater to non-emergency cases, treating a wide array of patients for routine care, injuries, and chronic conditions. Although some hospitals have ambulatory care units, these nurses typically function outside of hospital settings. Specializations within ambulatory care may include pediatrics or other specialties, requiring thorough clinical expertise to evaluate and expedite appropriate care for diverse patient needs.
- Medical Emergency
- Emergency Care
- Health-Related Education
- Evaluate A Patient's Symptoms
- Promote Optimal Wellness