High demand
Perioperative Nurses are in demand because of the aging US population and a growing need for surgical procedures.
Assistance
You’ll assist the team, coordinate patient care, monitor vital signs, and manage the equipment during procedures.
Communication
You’ll be the liaison between the surgical team and patient’s’ family.
Education
You’ll teach patients and their families how to care for themselves at home following a procedure.
Preparation
You’ll help get patient physically and emotionally ready for their procedure.
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Ambulatory surgical units
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Doctors' office
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Hospitals
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Get a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).
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Pass the NCLEX-RN.
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Work as a Registered Nurse.
Gain experience in Critical Care and taking relevant continuing education courses, such as Discharge Planning and Sterilization.
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Get a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN).
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Get the prescribed amount of experience for your specialty.
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You’re ready to work as a Perioperative Nurse.
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