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physicians
board certified primary care providers;

licensed to practice medicine
LPN / LVN
generally give direct nursing care to medically stable patients;

main job description involves direct bedside care;

often supervise nursing assistants in nursing home settings
RN ( associate deg )
focus of training is on technical nursing;

main academinc setting is the two year college;

main job description involves direct bedside care;
RN (Diploma)
graduates of traditionally hospital-affiliated schools;

main job description involves direct bedside care;

RN (Baccalaureate)
The only nurses with an undergraduate degree who are able to work as public health nurses;

Training emphasizes the nursing process, including assessment and diagnosis
Clinical Nurse specialists
considered an advances practice role for nurses;

may have prescriptive authority under the supervision of a physician
nurse practitioners
considered an advances practice role for nurses;

may have prescriptive authority under the supervision of a physician
unlicensed assisstive personnel
requires certification and ongoing continuing education to maintain certification;

primary focus involves in direct care or in assisting people with activities of daily living
occupational therapists
help patients regain fine motor skills;

would assist a person who is learning to cook after an arm amputation
physical therapists
developed as a profession after WWI;

help people improve mobility;

would helo oatient walk with parallel bars after a stroke
social workers
help patients and their family members negotiate the health care system
dietitians
provide nutritional services and teaching for patients and their families
chaplains
primary focus is on addressing the spiritual needs of patienets and their families