BY: KIROLOS-FADY SAEED RN & ARNP. RN 2 & 4 Year degree (AA or BSN) largest employment--2.5 million jobs.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Radiology Workers and Nursing Service Workers Mackenzie Anderson & Haley Collins.
Advertisements

[Insert presenter name(s)] [Insert name of school] Careers in Nursing © 2013 Andrea King, VNSA BTN Director ‘13-’14.
REGISTERED NURSE CIARA MURTEY CIARA MURTEY 3RD CAREER PROJECT 1.
Nursing: What’s It All About? 1 What is Nursing? Nurses help sick people return to health and help healthy people stay well. Nursing is the largest health.
I Know I Want a Medical Career, but Which One? An Overview of Options.
Have you always pictured your future career to be a caring, compassionate, and supportive one? If so, nursing may be the career for you! Registered nurses.
NURSING The Power To Make A Difference! By the NC Center for Nursing.
The Medical System. The Health Care System This includes all available medical services, the ways in which individuals pay for medical care, and aimed.
Randy Fink Frontier Nursing University December 5 th, 2012.
By: Summer’e Andary.  In the mid-1960s there wasn’t enough healthcare services.  The University of Colorado’s School of Nursing gave the idea of a program.
Obstetrics Nurse By Jamila Johnson. Obstetric Nurse  Also called OB Nurse  Work in labor and delivery departments, doctor offices, and health clinics.
5.04 Careers in Mortuary, Nursing, Nutrition and Dietary Careers.
Career Outlook Nurses are the backbone of our health care system. There are currently more than 125,000 vacant nursing jobs in the United States. The demand.
Careers in Nursing Chapter 14 Medical Careers. Key Terms Advocate: – one who represents the needs of the client Long-Term care facility: – Nursing home.
HEALTH CAREERS: YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
The Culture of Healthcare Health Professionals – The People in Healthcare Lecture a This material (Comp2_Unit2a) was developed by Oregon Health and Science.
Registered Nurse By: Mrs. Reynerson. What They Do promote health promote health prevent disease prevent disease help patients cope with illness. help.
Before we commence, consider the following… How many years of post secondary education are you willing to complete before you begin your career? How much.
The Culture of Healthcare Nursing Care Processes Lecture a This material (Comp2_Unit6a) was developed by Oregon Health and Science University, funded by.
Health Delivery Fundamentals
Medical Assisting Vs. Nursing Which Career is better?
The Medical Assistant field has increased dramatically in the last decade, being able to perform many task in doctors offices and hospitals makes this.
Careers in Nursing Click arrows to move ahead & back.
Component 2: The Culture of Health Care Unit 2: Health Professionals – the people in health care Lecture 2 This material was developed by Oregon Health.
SCOPE OF PRACTICE: NURSING IN OHIO Pamela S. Dickerson, PhD, RN-BC, FAAN
Career Project By: Tiffany Miller. Description: Provide healthcare services typically performed by a physician, under the supervision of a physician,
FIELD OF INTEREST: REGISTERED NURSE Sylvia Hernandez September 5, 2014.
Nursing By Summer Boyd. Pay The median annual wage of registered nurses was $64,690 in May The median wage is the wage at which half of the workers.
Health Careers Mortuary, Nursing, and Nutrition and Dietary.
Physical therapist Physical therapists treat patients who have disabilities because of disease, injury, or loss of a body part by using exercise, light,
1 The Health Team HST 2 2 Introduction Care of the sick, the prevention of illness and the promotion of health and general welfare requires a combination.
Occupational Outlook Tiffany Frohwein.
Registered Nurses Scientific English 331 Faculty of Nursing School of Nursing 2011 Second Semester.
Nursing Issues Panel Debbie Vierra, RN Delaware Valley Job Corps Center Region 1 Health and Wellness Conference May 14, 2004.
1. 2 Who We Are CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALISTS (CNS) Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNS) are licensed registered nurses who have graduate preparation (Master’s.
Registered Nurse By Kara Hunt.
Careers Nursing Information Provided By:
Allied health professionals make up 60 percent of the total health workforce. They work in health care teams to make the healthcare system function by.
The Medical Assistant field has increased dramatically in the last decade, being able to perform many task in doctors offices and hospitals makes this.
Introduction to Careers in Acute and Ambulatory Settings.
Approaches to a Healthcare Career By Ange Gloria Umuhoza.
Chapter 13 Physician Assistant. PA Work Description A Physician assistant (PA) is formally trained to provide routine diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive.
Nursing. Levels of Nursing  LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse)  High School Degree  One Year of Training (no degree)  Licensing Exam  Work under RN 
Chapter 18 Psychology. Work Description Psychologists study the behavior of individuals or groups to ascertain and understand the fundamental processes.
Chapter 9 Nursing. Description Registered nurses (RNs) – treat and educate patients and the public about various medical conditions Provide advice and.
Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Illinois Area Health Education Center.
Career Opportunities in Health Care Department of Human Resources (HR) at Stronger Memorial Hospital.
Presented by: Julie E. Chicoine, Senior Vice President and General Counsel September 9, 2016 Advanced Practice Professionals Who, What, Where, When & How.
5.04 Careers in Mortuary, Nursing, Nutrition and Dietary Careers.
Physicians- Health science Abigale
CHAPTER 24 NURSING CAREERS
Types of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
Therapeutic Careers Athletic Trainer
Intro to Sports Medicine and Athletic Training Methuen High School
Careers in Nursing.
Therapeutic Careers Athletic Trainer
Career Presentation.
Certified Medical Assistant
By Dr. Prabhjot Gill Steps to Become a Medical Doctor.
The Power of the PA Profession
Types of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
Health Care Providers and Professionals
Therapeutic Careers Athletic Trainer
Career Presentation.
Nursing (Primary and Registered Nursing)
Career Presentation.
Registered nurse Lydia Ramirez.
Madison, Jocelyn, Beyla, Ashe, Paige, Monik, Tyler
Types of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
Health Service Professionals:
Presentation transcript:

BY: KIROLOS-FADY SAEED RN & ARNP

RN 2 & 4 Year degree (AA or BSN) largest employment--2.5 million jobs

RN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Working with a variety of patients Observing and recording patient behavior Consulting with physicians and other healthcare professionals Establishing treatment plans Supervising licensed practical nurses (LPNs) and certified nurse assistants (CNAs) Performing diagnostic tests Treating medical emergencies Administering medications and treatments

RN SALARY Average salary is $66,640 in 2014 Reported salaries ranged from $45,880-$98,880 salary potential may vary depending on location, education and experience

RN CAREER OUTLOOK Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Critical Care Nurse (CCN) Clinical Nurse Manger (CNM) Labor and Delivery Nurse (LD) Patient Educator Advanced registered nurse practitioners (ARNP)

ARNP 2-4 years after BSN (Masters or Doctoral degree) the demand for nurse practitioners will increase by 34% between 2012 and 2022.

ARNP JOB DESCRIPTION They examine patients, take medical histories, maintain patient records, identify health risk factors, prescribe medications, make referrals and otherwise treat health conditions. Most NPs are primary care providers and work in specialties like family practice, pediatrics, geriatrics and women's health. However, some choose to specialize in secondary care areas, such as neonatology, oncology, mental health, cardiology, dermatology, gastroenterology, orthopedics and sports medicine.

ARNP TASKS Prescribe therapy or medication Order and interpret test results and recommend treatment of patients Provide physicians with assistance during surgery or complicated medical procedures. Administer therapeutic procedures Conduct complete physicals, provide treatment, and counsel patients

ARNP SALARY $71,039 - $110,629 The average pay for an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP) is $86,651 per year In Daytona Beach, FL the average of pay $ 91,000

VIDEO

QUESTIONS? Any questions