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Nurse Practitioner. By: Miranda Shipman. School. High School All required classes to graduate high school on the College/University Course Health Science classes College Bachelor’s degree in nursing Pass RN exams Master’s degree in nursing Nursing license . Career Path. Entry level
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Nurse Practitioner By: Miranda Shipman
School • High School • All required classes to graduate high school on the College/University Course • Health Science classes • College • Bachelor’s degree in nursing • Pass RN exams • Master’s degree in nursing • Nursing license
Career Path • Entry level • RN (Registered Nurse) • Level 2 • Nurse Practitioner • Level 3 • Nurse Practitioner and Educator
Experience Needed • 1-2 years of clinical work experience as an RN • Some on-the-job training
Tasks • Prescribe medication • Order, perform, or interpret the results of diagnostic tests • Develop appropriate diagnoses • Develop treatment plans • Treat and counsel patients
Tools • Cardiac output CO monitoring units or accessories • Electrocardiography EKG units • Electronic blood pressure units • Suction kits • Surgical lasers or accessories
Technology • Internet browser software • Medical software • Office suite software • Spreadsheet software • Word processing software
Knowledge • Medicine and Dentistry • Psychology • Biology • English Language • Therapy and Counseling
Knowledge • Customer and Personal Service • Sociology and Anthropology • Education and Training • Chemistry • Mathematics
Skills • Monitoring • Social Perceptiveness • Active Learning • Complex Problem Solving • Judgment and Decision Making • Active Listening • Reading Comprehension • Science • Speaking • Critical Thinking
Abilities • Oral Comprehension • Oral Expression • Problem Sensitivity • Inductive Reasoning • Written Comprehension • Speech Clarity • Written Expression • Deductive Reasoning • Speech Recognition • Information Ordering
Work Activities • Assisting and Caring for Others • Documenting/Recording Information • Establishing and Maintaining Interpersonal Relationships • Analyzing Data or Information • Identifying Objects, Actions, and Events
Work Context • Face-to-Face Discussions • Telephone • Exposure to Disease or Infections • Freedom to Make Decisions • Importance of Being Exact or Accurate
Work Styles • Integrity • Dependability • Attention to Detail • Concern for Others • Self Control • Stress Tolerance • Cooperation • Initiative • Analytical Thinking • Social Orientation
Outlook • North Carolina- 2016 • 25,100 more jobs • 31.64% increase in jobs • Nationally • 581,500 more jobs • 22.20% increase in jobs