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A neonatal nurse is a nurse who specialises in caring for newborn babies.
A neonatal nurse is a nurse that works with premature babies. They will vary in gestational age, and they will all have special needs.
That would be a neonatal nurse
It's not "needle nadle." It's "neonatal." A neonatal nurse takes care of new born babies, whether they be premature or not.
A nurse who takes care of newborns is a neonatal nurse, or, a Baby Nurse.
some one who takes care of new born babies
Well you get to work real closely with the parents and babies sometimes it better because with the babies that are sick a neonatal nurse is on the front line they will work closely with those baby's and familys
The pros and cons of being a neonatal nurse will vary from person to person. You get to do something you love, but you often have to deal with very sick babies.
rn or LPN with specialization in neonatal work
Neonatal nurses work with babies. OB nurses work with pregnant mothers. Prenatal? where did you get that?
Usually they are called a neonatal nurse. :o) You're probably thinking of a neo-natal nurse.
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.