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What are the typical working hours for nurses?
+Nurses may work 8-hour, 10-hour, or 12-hour shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays, depending on the healthcare facility.
Can nurses specialize in certain areas?
+Yes, nurses can specialize in areas such as pediatrics, oncology, critical care, emergency, labor & delivery, mental health, geriatrics, and many more.
What continuing education opportunities are available for nurses?
+Nurses can pursue certifications, attend workshops, earn advanced degrees (MSN, DNP, PhD), and take part in professional development programs.
Are there opportunities for career advancement in nursing?
+Yes. Nurses can move into leadership, education, advanced practice roles (Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Anesthetist, Nurse Midwife), or management positions.
How do I contact the nursing department for support or admissions?
+You can reach the nursing department via phone, email, or the contact form on our website. Support is also available in person during office hours.
What does a nurse do on a daily basis?
+Nurses monitor patient health, administer medications, perform assessments, assist with procedures, and provide education and emotional support to patients and families.
Why is nursing considered a profession of trust?
+Nurses are consistently ranked among the most trusted professionals because they are closely involved in patient care, advocacy, and safety.
Do nurses only work in hospitals?
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No. Nurses work in clinics, schools, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes, home healthcare, research, military, and even corporate settings.