Hi Guys!,
Throughout this first year of college, I have been really happy with everything going on. I got into the Nursing Program, good grades, was able to do just about every extra-curricular activity that I wanted to do. Then we got to Spring break, and, through some crazy happenings at a FIRST competition, I realized that I needed to add a technological component to my nursing degree. After working with some great nursing professors, and looking at informatics, simulation, and other things we ran across this article on a "Robotics Nurse Specialist Role". In a word, this seems "Perfect", but it's really new so there's not a lot of information out there about it. So I was wondering, has anyone else heard anything about this? Do you know someone in this career? Do you have any bright ideas to where I could find more information, besides emailing the author (I've already tried to do that, it's been difficult finding her email)?
If there happens to be anyone else out there trying to figure out how to combine hands-on medicine with technology/robotics here's the article that I was given....
http://www.aorn.org/journal/homestudy/march06a.pdf
Thanks for you time to look at this!
