The difference between a nurse and a nurse:

1, the post level undertaken in the hospital is different.

Nurses are one level higher than nurses, and the corresponding post levels are different, so the corresponding salary is naturally different. Nurses also undertake nursing teaching in middle schools and teach nursing students to practice.

2. Different professional requirements

The minimum professional requirements for nurses are intermediate health personnel, with technical secondary school education or above, holding qualification certificates, with technical secondary school education or above, mastering basic nursing and general specialist nursing knowledge and skills, and having certain health prevention ability.

A nurse is equivalent to a specialist nurse. Those who graduated from general nursing college, undergraduate or technical secondary school for more than 5 years have been trained to reach the above level.

3. The experience of becoming a nurse is different from that of a nurse.

Nurses only need to pass the nurse examination to obtain the nurse qualification certificate, then they can register the nurse practice certificate and become real nurses.

Nurse is the primary technical title of nursing staff, equivalent to resident or assistant engineer. It can be obtained after three to five years of work as a nurse with a college degree, or after one year of graduation work as an undergraduate nursing student. At the same time, in order to become a nurse, in addition to the corresponding academic qualifications, you need to engage in nursing or professional and technical work for a certain number of years.