Business in Nursing

These men and women apply their skills and training toward establishing, promoting, or consulting for business ventures in the healthcare industry. They can build on their nursing knowledge to develop medical devices or computerized systems for delivering health care, which frees staff nurses to spend more time caring for patients.

Raymund R.

Gainsville, FL
RN

I became a nurse because I wanted to work in a hospital setting and have some growth in the health care industry. I have worked in the medical-surgical ward and the telemetry ward ...

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RELEVANT LINKS

Description:

What is Business in Nursing?

Articles:

Nursing and Business

Turning Opportunity Into Business Venture

Starting a Wound Center

What is Pharmaceutical Representation and Medical Sales?

Organizations:

National Nurses in Business Association

Resources:

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