Occupation Job Titles Skills Industry DescriptionNurse Anesthetists administer anesthesia, monitor patient’s vital signs, and oversee patient recovery from anesthesia. May assist anesthesiologists, surgeons, other physicians, or dentists. Must be registered nurses who have specialized graduate education. | Job Title | Job Postings | % of Job Postings |
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| Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists | 37,105 | 80% | | Locums Tenens | 1,904 | 4% | | Nurse Anesthetists | 2,010 | 4% | | Locum Tenens Certified Nurse Anesthetists | 1,682 | 4% | | Certified Nurse Anesthetists | 784 | 2% | | Nationwide Epic Systems Analysts | 560 | 1% | | Hospitalists | 372 | 1% | | Anesthesia Assistants | 525 | 1% | | Anesthesia Technicians | 271 | 1% | | Anesthetists | 145 | 0% | | Ongoing Case Managers | 252 | 1% | | Regional Nurses | 205 | 0% | | Endoscopy Registered Nurses | 219 | 1% | | Chief Nursing Executives | 89 | 0% | | Chief Nurses | 77 | 0% | | Prior Authorization Nurses | 86 | 0% | | Healthcare Recruiters | 52 | 0% | | Anesthesia Physicians | 51 | 0% | | Camp Nurses | 49 | 0% | | Certified Nurse Anesthetists Locums | 46 | 0% |
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| Anesthesias | 9,972 | 55% | | Anesthesiology | 5,986 | 33% | | Nursing | 4,128 | 23% | | Pediatrics | 2,889 | 16% | | Surgery | 2,838 | 16% | | Obstetrics And Gynaecology | 2,601 | 14% | | Pre-Anesthetic Assessment | 1,998 | 11% | | Orthopedics | 1,977 | 11% | | Pain Management | 1,868 | 10% | | Urology | 1,710 | 9% | | Operating Room (OR) | 1,657 | 9% | | Trauma Care | 1,613 | 9% | | Airway Management | 1,574 | 9% | | Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) | 1,488 | 8% | | Gynecology | 1,436 | 8% | | Endoscopy | 1,356 | 7% | | General Surgery | 1,317 | 7% | | Epidural Anesthesia | 1,151 | 6% | | Sedation | 1,145 | 6% | | Surgical Procedures | 975 | 5% |
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| Offices of Physicians | 51% | | General Medical and Surgical Hospitals | 27% | | Outpatient Care Centers | 5% | | Offices of Other Health Practitioners | 5% | | Education and Hospitals (Local Government) | 4% | | Education and Hospitals (State Government) | 3% | | Other | 4% |
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Occupation Job Titles Skills Industry DescriptionNurse Practitioners diagnose and treat acute, episodic, or chronic illness, independently or as part of a healthcare team. May focus on health promotion and disease prevention. May order, perform, or interpret diagnostic tests such as lab work and x rays. May prescribe medication. Must be registered nurses who have specialized graduate education. | Job Title | Job Postings | % of Job Postings |
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| Nurse Practitioners | 139,375 | 36% | | Nurse Practitioners/Physician Assistants | 66,547 | 17% | | Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners | 39,152 | 10% | | Family Nurse Practitioners | 26,090 | 7% | | Nurse Practitioners/Advanced Practice Registered Nurses | 11,533 | 3% | | Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners | 19,776 | 5% | | Urgent Care Nurse Practitioners | 9,165 | 2% | | Primary Care Nurse Practitioners | 7,947 | 2% | | Urgent Care Nurse Practitioners/Physician Assistants | 9,347 | 2% | | Pediatric Nurse Practitioners | 9,636 | 3% | | Nurse Practitioners/Hospitalists | 8,363 | 2% | | Practitioners | 4,660 | 1% | | Health Risk Assessment Nurse Practitioners | 5,319 | 1% | | Palliative Care Nurse Practitioners | 4,833 | 1% | | Travel Nurse Practitioners | 5,971 | 2% | | Family Medicine Nurse Practitioners | 5,386 | 1% | | Advanced Practice Clinicians | 4,883 | 1% | | Neonatal Nurse Practitioners | 4,831 | 1% | | Advanced Practice Providers | 4,396 | 1% | | Cardiology Nurse Practitioners | 4,209 | 1% |
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| Nursing | 74,798 | 33% | | Primary Care | 50,517 | 22% | | Patient Education And Counseling | 32,487 | 14% | | Medical Records | 31,208 | 14% | | Treatment Planning | 30,499 | 13% | | Electronic Medical Record | 26,012 | 12% | | Geriatrics | 25,683 | 11% | | Psychiatry | 23,299 | 10% | | Medical History Documentation | 23,196 | 10% | | Clinical Experience | 22,563 | 10% | | Urgent Care | 22,007 | 10% | | Family Medicine | 20,420 | 9% | | Pediatrics | 19,436 | 9% | | Chronic Diseases | 18,811 | 8% | | Mental Health | 18,221 | 8% | | Acute Care | 17,620 | 8% | | Medication Administration | 17,070 | 8% | | Patient Treatment | 16,818 | 7% | | Psychiatric And Mental Health Nursing | 15,909 | 7% | | Internal Medicine | 15,637 | 7% |
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| Offices of Physicians | 47% | | General Medical and Surgical Hospitals | 18% | | Outpatient Care Centers | 9% | | Offices of Other Health Practitioners | 4% | | Education and Hospitals (State Government) | 4% | | Education and Hospitals (Local Government) | 3% | | Other | 15% |
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Occupation Job Titles Skills Industry DescriptionNurse Midwives diagnose and coordinate all aspects of the birthing process, either independently or as part of a healthcare team. May provide well-woman gynecological care. Must have specialized, graduate nursing education. | Job Title | Job Postings | % of Job Postings |
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| Certified Nurse Midwives | 4,445 | 69% | | Nurse Midwives | 990 | 15% | | Dispensing Nurses | 211 | 3% | | Mother/Baby Postpartum Registered Nurses | 259 | 4% | | Postpartum Registered Nurses | 142 | 2% | | Captains | 143 | 2% | | Postpartum Doulas | 34 | 1% | | Postpartum/Mother Baby Registered Nurses | 28 | 0% | | Locums Tenens | 17 | 0% | | Maternal Fetal Medicine Physicians | 19 | 0% | | Mother Baby/Postpartum Registered Nurses | 17 | 0% | | OB/GYNs | 18 | 0% | | Airline Captains | 12 | 0% | | Licensed Practical Nurses/Licensed Vocational Nurses | 18 | 0% | | Nursery Nurses | 9 | 0% | | Directors of Health and Human Services | 10 | 0% | | Catering Captains | 4 | 0% | | Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialists | 9 | 0% | | Midwives | 17 | 0% | | Nurses | 6 | 0% |
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| Midwifery | 1,292 | 52% | | Nursing | 1,010 | 41% | | Postpartum Care | 988 | 40% | | Obstetrics And Gynaecology | 984 | 40% | | Gynecology | 918 | 37% | | Intrapartum | 520 | 21% | | Family Planning | 367 | 15% | | Childbirth | 356 | 14% | | Medical Records | 330 | 13% | | Medical Ultrasonography | 282 | 11% | | Patient Education And Counseling | 215 | 9% | | Cesarean Section | 211 | 9% | | Triage | 188 | 8% | | Primary Care | 158 | 6% | | Cardiotocography | 149 | 6% | | Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) | 143 | 6% | | Maternal-Fetal Medicine | 143 | 6% | | Laboratory Testing | 136 | 6% | | Clinical Experience | 133 | 5% | | Prenatal Care | 120 | 5% |
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| Offices of Physicians | 48% | | General Medical and Surgical Hospitals | 20% | | Outpatient Care Centers | 14% | | Offices of Other Health Practitioners | 8% | | Education and Hospitals (Local Government) | 3% | | Education and Hospitals (State Government) | 2% | | Other | 4% |
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Occupation Job Titles Skills Industry DescriptionRegistered Nurses assess patient health problems and needs, develop and implement nursing care plans, and maintain medical records. Administer nursing care to ill, injured, convalescent, or disabled patients. May advise patients on health maintenance and disease prevention or provide case management. Licensing or registration required. Includes Clinical Nurse Specialists. | Job Title | Job Postings | % of Job Postings |
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| Registered Nurses | 1,003,658 | 22% | | Medical Surgical Registered Nurses | 350,546 | 8% | | ICU Registered Nurses | 402,227 | 9% | | Operating Room Registered Nurses | 350,247 | 8% | | Home Health Registered Nurses | 167,280 | 4% | | Emergency Room Registered Nurses | 154,452 | 3% | | Labor and Delivery Registered Nurses | 250,127 | 6% | | Oncology Registered Nurses | 142,984 | 3% | | Medical Surgical Travel Registered Nurses | 132,985 | 3% | | NICU Registered Nurses | 177,343 | 4% | | Telemetry Registered Nurses | 141,556 | 3% | | PACU Registered Nurses | 135,749 | 3% | | Emergency Department Registered Nurses | 143,027 | 3% | | Hospice Registered Nurses | 100,434 | 2% | | Registered Nurse Case Managers | 93,430 | 2% | | Travel Registered Nurses | 312,677 | 7% | | Emergency Room Travel Registered Nurses | 76,537 | 2% | | Telemetry Travel Registered Nurses | 224,592 | 5% | | Operating Room Travel Registered Nurses | 75,268 | 2% | | Pediatric Registered Nurses | 115,198 | 3% |
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| Nursing | 1,664,453 | 59% | | Nursing Care | 659,728 | 23% | | Nursing Process | 407,571 | 14% | | Intensive Care Unit | 298,422 | 10% | | Medication Administration | 288,958 | 10% | | Nursing Practices | 259,177 | 9% | | Home Health Care | 256,462 | 9% | | Acute Care | 250,031 | 9% | | Care Coordination | 245,984 | 9% | | Pediatrics | 235,709 | 8% | | Emergency Departments | 216,059 | 8% | | Medical Records | 206,133 | 7% | | Medical Surgical Nursing | 201,352 | 7% | | Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) | 194,451 | 7% | | Discharge Planning | 192,137 | 7% | | Case Management | 183,878 | 6% | | Direct Patient Care | 181,053 | 6% | | Medical Telemetry | 168,293 | 6% | | Clinical Nursing | 165,794 | 6% | | Critical Care | 164,860 | 6% |
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| General Medical and Surgical Hospitals | 48% | | Education and Hospitals (Local Government) | 8% | | Offices of Physicians | 7% | | Home Health Care Services | 6% | | Outpatient Care Centers | 5% | | Nursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities) | 4% | | Other | 24% |
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Occupation Job Titles Skills Industry DescriptionLicensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses care for ill, injured, or convalescing patients or persons with disabilities in hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, private homes, group homes, and similar institutions. May work under the supervision of a registered nurse. Licensing required. | Job Title | Job Postings | % of Job Postings |
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| Licensed Practical Nurses | 618,914 | 51% | | Licensed Vocational Nurses | 166,201 | 14% | | Registered Nurses/Licensed Practical Nurses | 73,898 | 6% | | Licensed Practical Nurses/Licensed Vocational Nurses | 68,383 | 6% | | Home Health Licensed Practical Nurses | 39,341 | 3% | | Registered Nurses/Licensed Practical Nurses/Certified Nursing Assistants | 38,319 | 3% | | Private Duty Licensed Practical Nurses | 23,530 | 2% | | Medical Assistants/Licensed Practical Nurses | 19,253 | 2% | | Licensed Practical Nurses/Charge Nurses | 16,907 | 1% | | Correctional Licensed Vocational Nurses | 21,164 | 2% | | Licensed Practical Nurses/Paramedics/Registered Nurses | 22,281 | 2% | | Licensed Vocational Nurses/Charge Nurses | 17,943 | 2% | | Home Care Licensed Practical Nurses | 11,460 | 1% | | Long Term Care Registered Nurses | 9,941 | 1% | | Medical Licensed Practical Nurses | 9,416 | 1% | | Skilled Nursing Facility Licensed Practical Nurses | 15,465 | 1% | | School Licensed Practical Nurses | 5,164 | 0% | | Clinic Licensed Practical Nurses | 6,765 | 1% | | Pediatric Home Health Nurses | 12,267 | 1% | | Medical Surgical Registered Nurses | 8,643 | 1% |
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| Nursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities) | 26% | | Home Health Care Services | 13% | | Offices of Physicians | 12% | | General Medical and Surgical Hospitals | 9% | | Continuing Care Retirement Communities and Assisted Living Facilities for the Elderly | 7% | | Outpatient Care Centers | 5% | | Other | 28% |
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