1. Employment in medical institutions: Hospitals are the most common places of employment for nursing graduates. Both large public hospitals and private hospitals need a large number of nurses to support their daily operations. Nurses play an important role in the hospital, including patient care, drug management, disease observation, health education and so on.
2. Community nursing: With the development of community medical care, the demand for community nursing is also increasing. Community nurses are mainly responsible for the health management of the elderly, chronic disease care and disease prevention, and provide convenient medical services for community residents.
3. School nursing: With the emphasis on health education, more and more schools began to set up school doctors' rooms or health centers to provide health examination and disease prevention services for teachers and students. Nursing graduates can find jobs in these institutions.
4. Pension institutions: With the advent of an aging society, the demand for pension institutions is also increasing. Nursing graduates can work as nurses in nursing homes, rehabilitation centers and other institutions to provide professional nursing services for the elderly.
5. Scientific research education: Some graduates can choose to enter the field of nursing scientific research, participate in nursing experiments, study new nursing techniques and methods, and promote the development of nursing discipline. At the same time, they can also choose to be nursing teachers in institutions of higher learning or secondary vocational schools to train more nursing talents.
6. International nursing: With the process of globalization, the international nursing market is gradually opening up. For nurses with profound professional knowledge, high comprehensive quality and fluent international communication language, they have the opportunity to go abroad and find employment opportunities in the international market.