Allyssa Mason
Work with infants Take care of infants Help women Good pay
They take care of infants Care for infants for 1 st month of life Take care of women during pregnancy Help women through out pregnancy
RN preparation ( registered nurse) Certification in prenatal nurse Masters degree in nursing Post bachelor degree in their specialty High school G.E.D
Health Math Science
79,000-90,000 long hours Weekends Overnights Nights
Interpersonal skills Commitment Oral and written communication Monitor pregnancy Monitor mom& baby
Progression of labor Maintain calm & comforting Knowledge of family support
Fetal heart monitor
Neonatal- take care of ill infants
Long hours Nights Weekends overnight
Helping with infants Good pay
Nouotny, Jeanne M., Poris t. Lippmann, Nicole K. Sanders, Joyce J. Fitzpatrick. 101 Careers in nursing. New York: Springer publishing company: print. Pros and cons of becoming a prenatal nurse. Prenatal nurse careers : salary info & job description. U.S. bureau of labor statistics, web. 14 may 2012.