Forbes March 21, 2024
From small rural communities to densely populated urban areas, residents need high-quality healthcare. In some communities, however, resources may be scarce.
Public health nurses ensure all groups of people receive the care they need. Depending on the specific job requirements and setting, they may provide preventative care, treat illnesses and advocate for the public.
This article explores how to become a public health nurse. We’ll explain each step required along this career path and highlight a few professional organizations that serve as helpful resources. Read on to learn more about this exciting and impactful profession.
What Is a Public Health Nurse?
Public health nurses are registered nurses (RNs) who provide care for groups of people, such as low-income families, pregnant...
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