A health professional who has passed a written examination after graduating from a college or hospital nursing program. Registered nurses in NICUs have experience in caring for premature and sick newborns.
a trained nurse who passed a state
Nurse with a graduate degree who has been licensed by the state after passing a state exam.
Graduate trained nurse who has both passed a state board examination and is licensed by a state agency to practice nursing. The RN plans for resident care by assessing resident needs, developing and monitoring care plans in conjunction with physicians, as well as executing highly technical, skilled nursing treatments. A minimum of two years of college is required in addition to passage of state exams.
a graduate nurse who has passed examinations for registration
a health care professional who helps patients with recovery, disease prevention, and coping with illness and disease
a nurse who has been issued with a registration number (a PIN card ) by the NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council)
a person who practices professional nursing
A professional nurse who has completed a course of study, including examinations, at an approved school of nursing.
a professional nurse who has completed a course of study at a state approved school of nursing and has passed the national council licensure examination (NCLEX-RN) and who is licensed by New York State to perform specific nursing assessments and skilled nursing care.
A nurse who has graduated from a formal program of nursing education and has been licensed by an appropriate state authority. RNs are the most highly educated of nurses with the widest scope of responsibility, including all aspects of nursing care. RNs can be graduated from one of three educational programs: two-year associate degree program, three-year hospital diploma program, or four-year baccalaureate program.
Nurses who have graduated from a formal program of nursing education (two-year associate degree, three-year hospital diploma, or four-year baccalaureate) and passed a state-administered exam. RNs have completed more formal training than licensed practical nurses and have a wide scope of responsibility including all aspects of nursing care.
A professional nurse who has completed a course of study at an approved school of nursing and who has taken and passed the state board examination.
an individual who has studied nursing for 2, 3, or 4 years and who has passed a licensing examination.
means a nurse who has graduated from a formal program of nursing education diploma school, associated degree, or baccalaureate program and is licensed by appropriate state authority.
A nurse who has graduated from an approved school of nursing and who is currently registered by the state.
Aregistered nurse (RN) acts upon the order of the physician, providing and directing nursing care services. Additionally, an RN utilizes agency and community resources to fulfill individual patient goals developed in coordination with patients and family.
Graduate trained nurse who has both passed a state board examination and is licensed by a state agency to practice nursing. A minimum of two years of college is required in addition to passage of the state exams. The RN plans for resident care by assessing resident needs, developing and monitoring care plans in conjunction with physicians, as well as executing highly technical, skilled nursing treatments.
A person who is educated and licensed to plan, provide, and evaluate nursing care. Two-, 3-, or 4-year programs and a state board examination are required to become an R.N.
A nurse holding an Associate, BSN, or Hospital Diploma degree who is licensed to practice nursing by the state authority after qualifying for registration.
Responsible for providing professional hands-on nursing care to residents within an assigned unit. May coordinate activities of nursing assistants and/or trained medication aides. Is licensed as a licensed practical nurse.
A licensed professional with a four-year nursing Degree, who is able to provide all levels of nursing care including the administration of medication.
a nurse who has graduated from a state-approved school of nursing, has passed the professional nursing state board examination, and has been granted a license to practice within a given state.
An individual who provides nursing services after completing a course of study that results in a baccalaureate degree and who has been legally authorized or registered to practice as an RN and use the RN designation after passing examination by a state board of nurse examiners or similar state authority.
A registered nurse ("RN"), is a health care professional responsible for implementing the practice of nursing through the use of the nursing process (in concert with other health care professionals). Registered nurses work as patient advocates for the care and recovery of the sick and maintenance of the healthy. In their work as advocates for the patient, RNs ensure that the patient receives appropriate and professional care.