• There are numerous career opportunities available to individuals who have completed a B.Sc., N degree and are licensed as nurses (REGISTERED NURSE). Some of the potential career paths for them include

Bedside Nursing

• One can work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and home healthcare agencies, providing direct patient care.

Nurse Practitioner

• BScN graduates who have further education and training can become nurse practitioners, which allows them to diagnose and treat patients independently.

Nurse educator

• Nurse educators teach and mentor future nurses in academic and clinical settings..

Nursing Manager

• Nursing managers oversee the operations of a nursing unit or facility.

Nursing Administrator

• Nursing administrators are responsible for the overall management and administration of a nursing facility.

School nurse

•  School nurses provide healthcare services to students in school settings, including administering medication and providing first aid.

Home healthcare nurse

•   Home healthcare nurses provide care to patients in their homes, often for those who are recovering from illness or surgery.

Long-term care nurse

• Long-term care nurses work in nursing homes or assisted living facilities, providing ongoing care to residents.

Old age homes

•  Nurses play an important role in providing quality and safe aged care, which includes contributing to clinical governance systems, upholding older people's rights to dignity, respect, and autonomy, making care decisions that are consistent with their values and goals, and providing quality, safe care to those in need.

In addition to these roles, there are various other opportunities are listed below

• Nurse researcher
• Director of Nursing
• Department Supervisor
• Nursing Supervisor or Ward Sister
• Nursing Superintendent
• Deputy Nursing Superintendent
• Assistant Nursing Superintendent
• Community Health Nurse (CHN)
• Military Nurse
• Industrial Nurse
• Nurse Patient Educator
• Junior Psychiatric Nurse