Neonatal Nursing

Nursery/Neonatal Nurse Chamberlain College of Nursing Nursery Nursing A Nursery Nurse is a nurse who provides medical c are for newborns and infants. Although they usually diddle in infirmary nurseries, both(prenominal) work in outpatient dole out centers or private residences, providing in-home care for sick infants. Nursery nurses so-and-so also be categorized as neonatal (newborn) or pediatric nurses, depending on the age conference they serve.Nursery Nurses may excite a different title but perform many of the same duties as RNs and LPNs, including administering treatments, medications, tests, and procedures, assisting physicians, creating or updating patient care plans, maintaining patient records and other duties but this all depends on the nursery level in which they work. I would like to be a nursery/neonatal nurse because I delight working with newborns, I want to be challenged in my career, and I want to have a rewarding/successful work. I would love to become a Nurs ery/neonatal nurse.I love newborns, they are little bundles of joy and I fuel be trusted to care for them. Its not an tardily job as some people would think. Not all babies come out healthy some are born with defects and consider special care and thats where we come in. Before this class I just knew I wanted to be a nurse but I was lost with purpose which nursing role was for me. I went through six different nurse titles and I believe this iodine suits me the best. Now that I know what kind of nurse I want to be I poop make sure Im taking all the right classes and working harder to become a nursery nurse.Becoming a Nursery Nurse takes training, experience and education. You would aim working knowledge of health and safety, life-threatening communication skills, ability to work with a team, NNEB, CACHE level 3, NVQ level 2/3 or equivalent, previous experience working within a similar environment and a little spell more. You have to ask yourself am I physical, emotional and s piritual prepared to care for children, prat I distract them during unpleasant procedures. I have asked myself these questions and I am ready to care for others children.As I have said before this role is not easy and it will challenge me to become a prominent Nursery Nurse to take great care of newborns. More advanced roles will usually occupy additional training and/or experience. There is an organization called NHS employing organizations that may provide support to nursery assistants and nursery nurses, working towards relevant qualifications. Becoming a Nursery Nurse is rewarding because considering that newborns dont talk, their non-verbal signs need to be decoded by nursing professionals. To me this is an important skill because if we dont know what the babies need we cant take care of them.They can identify and interpret signs babies display, because of alterations in their health, and proper care can be delivered and shared with family members. Understanding of the child s pain or other behaviors can be transmitted to the family members. I can imagine how these nurses feel knowing that theyre making the babies healthy and happy. Nursery nursing care is an interactional process of three channels it involves interactions between the professional/newborn and professional/newborn and family (Pinheiro EM, Siiva MJP, Angelo A, Ribeiro CA). Although the work is non-stop according to payscale. om (2010) the average salary with an advanced degree is $80,000. It couldnt get any better when you love going to work every day and getting paid a good amount of specie while doing it. Nursing is a great career to invest in if you love helping people. I love helping people but I would prefer to work with babies because they are helpless and need people like me who are dedicated to only them. I will stay in train and get the best education I can to advance in my career. I feel this profession will fulfill my dreams and I will have a rewarding career.References Calee da (2007). Nursery nurse. From http//www. caleeda. co. uk/page24/page32/page32. html point copyright. NURSERY NURSE AND NURSERY ASISTANT. (2006) http//www. nhscareers. nhs. uk/explore-by-career/wider-healthcare-team/careers-in-the-wider-healthcare-team/corporate-services/nursery-nursenursery-assistant/ Pinheiro, E. , Silva, M. , Angelo, M. , Ribeiro, C. (2008). The meaning of interaction between nursing professionals and newborns/families in a infirmary setting. Revista Latino-Americana De Enfermagem (RLAE), 16(6), 1012-1018. .