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What should I do after GNM general nursing?

0 111 Views | Posted 7 years ago
Asked by palak kakra

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    Anant Raina | Guide-Level 12

    7 years ago
    After GNM, there exists a degree nursing called the B.Sc. In nursing (post basic), it is also known by the name of B.Sc.
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    Anu Ankita SEO Analyst | Contributor-Level 10

    5 years ago
    The hospital and healthcare industry will continue to be a profitable market with many opportunities. Areas, where you can work, are as follows:
    Hospitals
    Nursing Homes
    Medical Labs
    Community Healthcare Centers
    Medical Content Writing and many more. Roles :
    Staff Nurse
    ICU Nurse
    Clinical Nurse Specialist
    Midwife Nurse
    Emergency Room Nurse
    Receptionist and many more.

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