What is Forensic Nursing?
Forensic nursing is the application of nursing science to public or legal proceedings.

This specialty combines the education of the registered nurse with the scientific investigation and treatment of trauma and/or death of victims and perpetrators of abuse, violence, criminal activity and traumatic accidents.

Forensic Nurses Work With:

  • INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE:
    Domestic violence
    Sexual Assault
    Child and Elder Abuse/Neglect
    Drug/Alcohol Abuse
  • EMERGENCY/TRAUMA NURSING:
    Automobile and Pedestrian Accidents
    Traumatic Injuries
    Suicide Attempts
    Fatal/Near-Fatal Trauma
    Work-Related Injuries
  • PATIENT CARE FACILITIES:
    Accidents/Injuries/Neglect
    Inappropriate Treatment/Medication Administration
  • PSYCHIATRIC FACILITIES
  • POLICE AND CORRECTIONS CUSTODY
  • PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
 

 









JOB OPENINGS

Program Coordinator
POSTED 01/19/09
Nome, Alaska 99762 United States
Full-Time
Job category:
Nurse Educator
Program Director
Registered Nurse
Educator/Instructor
Forensic Nurse
Manager
SANE


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