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what nursing career needs more help

I like helping people and i want to be able to help where i am most needed to not let others hurt because of something that has happened to them i want to help as much as i possibly can #nursing

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Suzanne’s Answer

You have made a statement of what you would like to do in life and that is to help others who might be hurting and also to not hurt others. So this is a beautiful place to begin your search for a career that you would feel passionate about.
Nursing is a great choice! But a career as a doctor, EMT, firefighter, teacher or professor and countless other choices would fulfill your desire to help others.
Begin by asking yourself what it is you really like to do in life?
Volunteer in different "helping" agencies. See what clicks.
If in high school, maintain a good GPA and study some languages and sciences....this will help you to get into your college of choice.
Again, you want to help. The question is; how do you want to help?
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Dr. Frank’s Answer






The demand could edge even higher for some specialities, the most popular of which are listed below.

Neonatal Nurse. These professionals assist patients as they give birth
and directly afterward.

Nurse Midwife.

Clinical Nurse.

Critical Care Nurse.

Dialysis Nurse.

Nurse Practitioner.

Health Policy Nurse.

Informatics Nurse.

In addition:

10 Types of Nurses that Are in High Demand

Licensed Practical Nurse or LPN.

Registered Nurse or RN.

Certified Nursing Assistant or CNA.

Cosmetic Nurse.

Neonatal Intensive Care

Unit Nurse or NICU Nurse.
Pediatric Nurse.

Psychiatric Nurse
Practitioner.

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist or CRNA.
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