Having premmie babies of my own, the best place to get info is form a current nurse. Call your local hospital and try to schedule an interview with a neonatal RN

Check the AWHONN site. The national conference is always in June.

I come from a large medical family and NICU positions are easy to get in hospitals unless there is a large internal demand for the postions. The reason why alot of hospitals are willing to hire ...

Yes, I do think it is very interesting. Yes, it can be sad at times, but these days rarely does a premature baby die, unless it's under 23 weeks gestation. I love everything about it. You lear...

I am an neonatal nurse. If you're not already a nurse..go to nursing school. Then when you graduate and pass boards..apply at a hospital that has a NICU..although some hospitals don't acc...

Your first step is to locate an accredited educational institution, and only if the organization accrediting it is listed at ...

You would work exclusively with newborns if you worked in the newborn nursery of a hospital. Both registered nurses and certified nurse assistants are needed in this department. If you applied at...

If money is no problem, hire the people that you need. Maybe start with a business planner, or a business manager. My question to you is; have you really thought about how huge [an understatmen...

you will need to attend university and either earn your RN or LPN degree

I know it is your first year, you have an idea of what you want to do and that is great but wait till you do all your clinicals you may find that you like something better. or when you work in the ...

they work in labor and delivery, it is ther e job to over see to a newborn's care and needs.--check vitals, body temp, in put/out put levels, reflexes, just baby care.

Role of a Neonatal Nurse Neonatal nurses work either within specialist neonatal units (within Maternity or Children鈥檚 Hospitals) or in the community. Neonatal nurses care for new-born babies wh...

Not knowing where you live, what experience you have its really hard to give a definate answer to that question... here is a link where you can enter the info and it will tell you on average how mu...

A neonatal nurse is one who works in the NICU with sick or premature babies. A pediatric nurse is one who works with children that are not newborns.

I am a retired nurse. I spent the last 20 years of my career working in a Neonatal Intensive Care unit. The unit in my hospital, as in most hospitals, worked 12 hr. shifts. Three days a week, 3...