The qualified specialist performs the following duties:

• Nurse / Nurse-organizer / Senior Nurse / Head Nurse
• Nurse / Nurse Manager / Hospital / Clinic Nurse
• Nurse / Nurse Educator / in Educational Institutions
• Nurse / Nurse Statistician
• Community Nurse
• Public Health Nurse
• Family Nurse
• Nurse / Nurse Researcher
• Nurse conducting preventive epidemiological measures
• Social Nurse
• Nurse working in Geriatrics
• Dietitian Nurse
• Anesthesiologist Nurse
• Nurse in Pediatric Care
• Nurse involved in the training and re-training of nursing staff
• Teaching Nurse
• Emergency and Resuscitation Nurse
• General Practitioner Nurse
• Nurse providing in-depth specialized care at various levels for individuals, families, and communities
• Nurse in therapy, pediatrics, surgery, obstetrics, gynecology, neurology, psychiatry, infectious diseases, dermatology, venereology, ENT, ophthalmology, rehabilitation, and alternative medicine

Key Responsibilities:

Organizational and Managerial Duties:

• Ensuring the management of middle and junior medical staff in health institutions, including central, local, and departmental bodies
• Playing a key role in planning, organizing, motivation, movement, control, and coordination in administrative tasks
• Mastery of management methods and rational use of medical institution capacities
• Effective communication and interaction with medical teams
• Evaluation of management effectiveness, nursing care quality, and organizational efficiency
• Coordinating staff placement, training, and qualification evaluations in health institutions
• Improvement of nursing services to match socio-economic development needs
• Scientific and administrative approaches to improve nursing care quality
• Ensuring training and retraining of nursing staff, including certification and accreditation work

Information and Analytical Activity:

• Performing independent analysis in educational, normative, and scientific information
• Evaluating public health indicators and statistical data in healthcare
• Analyzing the effectiveness of healthcare institutions' social, medical, and economic indicators
• Monitoring the quality of nursing interventions and effectiveness
• Managing medical documents and ensuring correct documentation in healthcare facilities

Marketing Activities:

• Organizing medical insurance operations
• Managing the procurement, use, distribution, and monitoring of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies
• Ensuring compliance with pharmaceutical and medical equipment protocols
• Organizing inventory and maintaining records for medications, medical instruments, and supplies

Innovative Activities:

• Facilitating cooperation between nursing associations, medical institutions, and non-governmental organizations
• Promoting best practices in nursing from both local and international contexts
• Participating in the development of clinical standards and improving nursing quality

Clinical Activities:

• Providing high-quality nursing care at the individual, family, and community levels
• Performing specialized nursing care in various healthcare settings
• Ensuring the continuous improvement of professional knowledge and skills
• Administering nursing interventions, medical manipulations, and assessments

Preventive Healthcare:

• Conducting diagnostic, treatment, and preventive measures for infectious and non-communicable diseases
• Promoting sanitary and epidemiological safety and health education
• Organizing anti-epidemic activities and infection control measures

Pedagogical and Educational Activities:

• Providing nursing education and training at various healthcare and academic institutions
• Conducting courses on medical technologies, workplace safety, and first-aid

Methodical and Consulting Activity:

• Promoting healthy lifestyles and providing consultations to nursing staff and the public
• Organizing educational events on first-aid and preventive healthcare

Scientific Research Activity:

• Conducting research on healthcare organization and nursing practices.