1. Hospital nurses: This is the most common employment direction of nursing specialty, including clinical nurses, operating room nurses and emergency room nurses. Working in a hospital requires good professional skills and interpersonal skills.
2. Community nurses: Community nurses mainly work in community health service centers, nursing homes, home-based care institutions and other places to provide residents with health consultation, disease prevention, rehabilitation care and other services.
3. School nursing: School nursing mainly provides health education, disease prevention, first aid and other services for students at school, and is also responsible for students' mental health consultation.
4. Nursing management: Nursing graduates can also engage in nursing management, such as the director of hospital nursing department and professor of nursing college. This requires some management and leadership skills.
5. Nursing research: Nursing graduates can also engage in nursing research, such as researchers in medical schools and research assistants in hospitals. This requires certain scientific research ability and innovative thinking.
6. Nursing education: Nursing graduates can also engage in nursing education, such as teachers in nursing colleges and lecturers in vocational schools. This requires a certain teaching ability and educational concept.
7. Nursing consultation: Nursing graduates can also engage in nursing consultation services, such as employees of health consulting companies and private nursing consultants. This requires certain consulting skills and professional knowledge.