AIDS Nurse

An AIDS nurse is a healthcare professional specialized in caring for individuals living with HIV/AIDS. They provide medical support, monitor health status, manage medications, and offer education on disease management and prevention. These nurses also address the emotional and psychological needs of patients, helping them navigate treatment options and adhere to their healthcare plans. Their role is essential in improving quality of life, preventing complications, and reducing the spread of HIV. They work in hospitals, clinics, or community health settings, collaborating with other healthcare providers to support comprehensive care for those affected by HIV/AIDS.