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What can I do with a Masters in Gerontological Nursing?

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What can I do with a Masters in Gerontological Nursing?

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A. Jobs/Roles of GNP or GCNS: GNPs work in collaboration with physicians in a variety of settings, the most common providing primary care to elders in long term care facilities, transitional care units, and assisted living facilities. GNPs also work in ambulatory clinics, health maintenance organizations, and in independent or specialty practices. The GCNS possess expertise about the nursing care of elderly at various points along the health continuum. The GCNS serves as a clinical expert in the planning, implementation and evaluation of patient care standards. A significant role of the GCNS is providing staff, patient and family education, identifying clinical research opportunities, and developing and/or coordinating programs specific to the needs of elders.

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