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There are a lot of types of nurses, including different levels of nursing ability, different job duties in a hospital, and even nurses working in different environments.

Here are a few categories of nurses:

Nursing skill level

  • nurse aide, orderly, nurse assistant
  • licensed practical nurse (LPN)
  • registered nurse (RN)
  • nurse practitioner

Hospital duties

  • medical / surgical (med/surg)
  • emergency room (ER)
  • intensive care unit (ICU)
  • labor and delivery (L&D)
  • operating room (OR)
  • post-anesthesia care unit (PACU)

Work environments

  • hospitals
  • nursing homes
  • physicians' offices
  • outpatient centers
  • home health care services
  • private at-home care
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