Which country is good for nurses to go abroad?

It is better for nurses to go abroad to America.

1. The nursing demand in America is relatively high. There are about 2.5 million nurses in the United States, but it is far from meeting the demand of its talent market. There are about 1 1 and 60,000 hospitals and nursing homes in the United States, and the number of nurses has reached120,000, and this situation will continue for about 10 years. The shortage of nurses makes it difficult for patients to find nurses.

Therefore, the American government has given a series of preferential immigration policies to introduce international nurses, and the professional needs of nursing talents are classified as Class A.

2. American law stipulates that foreign nurses engaged in nursing work in the United States must enjoy the same treatment and benefits as American nurses. In order to ensure the quality of nursing, many States in the United States have laws that explicitly prohibit forcing nurses to work overtime.

3. Registered nurses in the United States belong to the long-term shortage of labor in American society and are classified as Class A industries. They can apply for a green card directly, without applying for a labor card, and the spouse of the nurse and any children under 2 1 year-old will automatically qualify for the green card application.

The nurse's job content:

1, with skilled nursing operation technology, so as to be stable, accurate, light, fast and agile. During the operation, you should not be forced or intimidated, help the patient to eliminate fear, keep a happy mood, care for the patient with words, and make the patient actively cooperate with the treatment, so as to receive good treatment results.

2, to assist doctors to do a good job of consultation, counseling, consultation and treatment of patients and their families. Have a high degree of sympathy for patients, be considerate, caring, positive and enthusiastic, have a kind expression, speak softly, work patiently and meticulously, and answer questions without quarreling with patients.

3, implement the doctor's advice and nursing technical operation; Pay attention to patrol, observe the condition and infusion situation, and report to the doctor in time if any abnormality is found; Assist in the treatment of new, surgical, emergency and critical patients; Responsible for preparing and collecting blood, and escorting critically ill patients out for examination.

4, often in-depth communication with patients in the ward, in order to obtain the patient's condition information, understand the patient's doubts, solve the patient's problems in time, give psychological support and humanistic care, explain the cause of the disease, treatment principles and precautions to family members and patients, and give guidance in diet, life and health education.