CVOR nurses help treat patients with cardiovascular needs, with duties including administering anesthesia and operating cardiopulmonary bypass machines.

ER nurses assist in providing care for patients who require emergency attention due to acute illness or physical trauma.

ICU nurses care for patients who have life-threatening conditions, and are sometimes responsible for advising and supporting the patient's family.

PCU nurses assist in the treatment of patients requiring close monitoring and frequent assessment, but not requiring full ICU attention.

Telemetry RNs help treat patients by monitoring blood pressure, breathing rate, heart rate, blood oxygen level, and other vital signs.

Labor & Delivery nursing jobs involve care during the antepartum, intrapartum, postpartum and neonatal stages of childbirth.

NICU nurses assist in providing care for newly born babies who need close monitoring because of premature birth, infection, defects, or related conditions.

PICU nurses care for children and adolescents who require continuous monitoring due to the presence of high-acuity or life-threatening conditions.

Pediatric RNs provide care for children who suffer from acute and chronic medical and surgical conditions, or various mental and/or physical disabilities.

CVICU nurses help treat patients directly after the process of heart transplants and/or open-heart surgery.

Operating room nurses (also known as perioperative nurses) help treat and prepare patients before, during, and after surgical procedures.