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It just depends on what state you are working in and where you are working at!!!!
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Does a pediatric nurse or a neonatal nurse make more money?
Yes. It would not be uncommon for a neonatologist to make twice what a generic pediatrician makes.
What type of nurse spends most of the time with babies?
That would be a neonatal nurse
How would you use neonatal in a sentence?
Example sentence - He loves his chosen profession as a nurse in the neonatal department.
What career cluster would neonatal nurse be under?
Medical.
Why would a person need a neonatal nurse?
A neonatal nurse is needed when a newborn infant requires specialized care for conditions such as premature birth, birth defects or infection. Neo refers to new.
Would you please demonstrate the use of the word 'neonatal'?
Neonatal pertains to the first 28 days of a newborn's life. For example, neonatal care refers to medical attention and support given to infants during their first month. Neonatal units are specialized hospital departments that cater to the needs of newborn babies.
What do you call the nurse who cleans the babies when they are born?
A midwife. ******************** A midwife usually attends a mother during pregnancy and birth. If the baby is born in a hospital, it would be the neonatal, maternity, or motherbaby nurses, depending on the setup of the hospital.
What is the highest degree in neonatal nursing?
It would be a doctorate. Nurse practitioners hold either a master's or doctorate in nursing.
How much would a nurse make a month?
That really depends on the nurse. A nurse with a better degree will get paid more than a nurse without a good degree. 8000
What are the disadvantages to being a neonatal nurse?
Personally; Being a Nurse In This Field Of Medical Profession Would Be Fantastic; Not Many Disadvantages; Crying alot - Which Was Mentioned; But That's Part Of The Job. Being An Assistant In A Surgical Operating Theatre; Performing Somthing You Might Not Approve Of; Abortion. And Ofcorse; Death. :(
how many years of college do you need to be an international nurse?
In order to be an international nurse, one would need to have the typical years of college usually needed to be a nurse. You would also have to travel, and the mastery of multiple languages would also help.
How much schooling is needed to be a neonatal ICU nurse practitioner?
First, you would need the complete a bachelor of science degree in nursing (BSN). Then there would be an additional two to three years to complete the master's degree which is the minimum educational requirement for a nurse practitioner. Some have a doctorate.
