Nurse

An orthopedic nurse is a specialised nurse who focuses on providing care to patients with musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. These nurses work closely with orthopedic doctors and surgeons to assist in the treatment and management of various orthopedic issues, such as fractures, joint replacements, spinal injuries, arthritis, and other musculoskeletal disorders.

In an orthopedic ward, nurses are the linchpin of patient care, serving as vital advocates and caregivers for individuals navigating musculoskeletal conditions, fractures, and post-operative recovery. Their multifaceted role encompasses meticulous assessment of patients' conditions, diligently monitoring vital signs, pain levels, and wound healing progress. 

Beyond administering medications and dressing wounds, they play a pivotal role in facilitating mobility, assisting patients with exercises, and ensuring proper positioning to prevent complications. 

The official notification for the PGIMER BSc nursing exam was released online at pgimer.edu.in.

PGIMER BSc Nursing exam was held on July 24, 2026. The state-level exam was held to facilitate admissions to BSc (Hons.) Nursing and BSc (Post-Basic) Nursing programmes.    

Community Health Nurses' primary duty is to promote health and prevent disease within a community by offering them direct medical care, education, and advocacy, sometimes working directly with people and families in their homes to assess their requirements, deliver preventive services, and minimize chronic conditions, all while considering the social and environmental aspects impacting their wellness. 

They offer home visits to people in need, provide mental health support, and take follow-ups of patients they treat.

The role of a Gynecology Nurse is to keep records of patients and file paperwork for treatment plans and medicines. They also update files of test results and update their patients' medical data. It makes it easier for them to make adjustments to patient-care plans as needed or suggested by the doctors or patients.

With the rising awareness regarding reproductive well-being among people, the employment scope for Obstetrics & Gynaecology has also increased in India and worldwide. OB/GYN students can opt for a variety of job roles based on their interests, skills, and work experience in various industries.
Some popular job roles in OB/GYN specialisation include Obstetrician, Gynaecologist, Clinical Associate, Junior Consultant, General Physician, etc. OB/GYN students can also opt for research or fellowship programs in this specialised field increasing their chances to get higher-paying jobs in future.

To become a certified OB/GYN Nurse, you'll need to gain 24 months or 2,000 hours of experience as an OB/GYN. You can also apply to the National Certification Corporation for RNC-OB certification and take the certification exam to become an OB/GYN Nurse.