Nursing Supervisor (Ward Sister)
They report to the Nursing Superintendent and oversee nursing care, safety, and comfort within a ward or unit. They assign duties, monitor performance, maintain discipline, and also educate student nurses in teaching hospitals.
Nurse Educator
Engages in teaching and training student nurses at academic institutions or hospitals. Involved in curriculum development, research guidance, and professional mentoring.
Nurse Researcher
Contributes to the advancement of nursing science through research and evidence-based practice, often working in academic institutions, hospitals, or research organizations.
Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS)
An advanced practice nurse who provides expert advice related to specific patient populations, such as cardiac care, oncology, critical care, or pediatrics.
Nurse Practitioner (NP)
Practices independently or collaboratively with physicians, capable of diagnosing and managing patient care, prescribing medications, and offering specialized services.
Nurse Anesthetist
Provides anesthesia and perioperative care, particularly in surgical and critical care settings.
Infection Control Nurse
Monitors, investigates, and works to prevent hospital-acquired infections through strict hygiene protocols and staff education.
Pediatric Nurse
Specializes in caring for infants, children, and adolescents, supporting both physical and emotional development through tailored care strategies.
Geriatric Nurse
Focuses on the unique healthcare needs of the elderly, managing chronic illnesses, mobility concerns, and age-related conditions.
Psychiatric Nurse
Provides mental health support, therapy, and psychiatric care in collaboration with psychiatrists and psychologists in clinical or institutional settings.
ICU / Critical Care Nurse
Works in intensive care units managing critically ill patients with high vigilance, specialized equipment handling, and rapid decision-making skills.
Emergency Room (ER) Nurse
Trained to handle acute and life-threatening situations efficiently in emergency departments, trauma units, or disaster response teams.
Home Care Nurse
Delivers medical care and support to patients in their homes, often for chronic illnesses, post-operative care, or elderly patients.
Occupational Health Nurse
Works in industrial or corporate settings, focusing on employee health, workplace safety, and disease prevention.
