What do infection control nurses do?

In the role of an infection control nurse, you collaborate with various healthcare professionals to stop the transmission of infectious diseases. This involves educating others on infectious agents and prevention methods like handwashing, sanitizing spray, and isolating infected individuals. Additionally, you must be prepared to help contain infections during widespread outbreaks. To pursue this career, you need a nursing degree, typically a bachelor of science in nursing (BSN), and specialized expertise in controlling and preventing infectious diseases.