Pros and Cons for the neonatal nursing career?

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 ...

neonatal is for infants at risk. Otherwise they would be in the regular nursery. Neonatal covers any baby who is high risk such as preemies, ones with birth defects and what have you. It is usua...

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...

Major Duties and responsibilities: Care of 1-3 babies depending on acuity of baby. Care includes: Ventilator care, lab draws, IV starts and care, IV fluid admin, Medication Admin, feedings, cha...

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...

I'm sure if you went to a bigger city it would be huge. I know in my job just going to a bigger city I'd make more then I do right now just starting out.

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

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