INTERNATIONAL NEONATAL NURSES DAY

The International Day of Neonatal Nurses is the August 15th! Let’s celebrate our professional passion for our tiny patients and their families. Even if you do not have an official recognition for neonatal care in your country, the case for many of us, you are still a neonatal nurse if you provide care for well and sick newborn infants in your every day and every night shift. We embrace you.

NICU - Clinical Nurse Specialist

The Neonatal Service at Christchurch Women’s Hospital is seeking a permanent 0.8 FTE (32hrs a week) Clinical Nurse Specialist (Advanced Neonatal Practice) /Neonatal Nurse Practitioner to work rostered shifts within a combined CNS (ANP) /RMO roster, to provide advanced clinical care and nursing expertise as a senior member of the multidisciplinary team.

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COINN News Pages: Journal of Neonatal Nursing

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COINN is part of the growing international community of nurses that represents a resource for nurses that want to form a national or local organization, create guidelines for care or professional standards or just want advice on neonatal nursing issues. We have listed contacts worldwide that are ready and willing to help you with your individual queries.

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