Batman Begins: An Education in Forensic Nursing |
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December 19, 2005
by Edward Castro
Healthcare Programs Columnist
Batman Begins is the latest vision of the Dark Knight realeased this season on DVD, but are there real-life occupations that are based on a passion for justice? An education in forensic nursing can be your key to working as a real-life superhero.
Crime Fighting 101
Batman shares quite a bit in common with a number of real-life superheroes who work to protect civilians, solve crimes, and serve justice, including those who work as forensic nurses and take on legal nurse consultant jobs. Laugh if you will, but an education in forensic nursing can prepare you to find jobs as a forensic nurse or legal nurse.
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Gaining Super Powers: Education in Forensic Nursing
Although he is strong and intelligent, Batman can't just rely on natural abilities to protect the citizens of Gotham. He needs a strong education in a variety of areas including forensic science, combat, nursing, and engineering, to name a few. With an education in forensic nursing, you'll be better prepared to gather and preserve evidence that can be used to put criminals behind bars.
Have Cape, Will Travel
An education in forensic science or nursing can help you gain the insight and skills to become a real-life Batman. You'll learn about crime scene investigation, forensic technology, biology, chemistry, and other means used to analyze evidence collected at a crime scene.
The Future of Crime Fighting
Forensic nursing students take a variety of classes, ranging from ethics of medicine to social work, with the emphasis on forensics. They must be prepared to find and document the evidence on the victims themselves. An education in forensic nursing will provide the necessary skills and techniques to serve as a modern day superhero... one that doesn't need a cape.
About the Author
Edward Castro has an extensive experience as a creative media writer. His client portfolio has included such notables as Hewlett-Packard, Sony Computer Entertainment, Shockwave, AtomFilms, GameBlast and Mervyn's California. In his current position, Ed is developing the marketing strategy of an Internet start-up company specializing in Japanese trade goods.
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