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Registered Nurse (RN)

Duties and Responsibilities: Performing physical exams and taking health histories. Provide health promotion, counseling and education. Administering medications, wound care and other personalized interventions. Interpreting patient information and making critical decisions about needed actions. Coordinating care in collaboration with other health care professionals. Directing and supervising care delivered by other health care personnel like licensed practical nurses and nurse aides. Conduct research in support of improved practice and patient outcomes.

 Salary: $67,490

 Education: Bachelor's degree

 Demand or Need for Profession: 

  • effective communication
  • flexibility
  • critical thinking
  • desire to learn
  • attention to detail
Reflection: This profession does interest me because you get to inform people. You also help patients by providing physical exams. Plus this seems like a nice cool job to have, Also I'm an effective communicator and i desire to learn.

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