Registered Nurses
Primarily assess patients' health conditions, record medical histories and symptoms, administer medications and treatments, develop and implement care plans, collaborate with doctors and other healthcare professionals, educate patients and their families about managing illnesses, and monitor patient progress while advocating for their well-being; essentially providing direct patient care and acting as a health educator. Registered nurses don't see much glamour but they are the ones who do all those jobs that need to be done and spend a lot of time with your child.
Our nurses have many years of pediatric experience and education and are here to help you in any way possible. Along with our medical assistants, they provide a warm and caring environment, and they work hard at creating a comfortable and positive experience for your child.
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