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Graduates of the Higher Technical Degree in Nursing are trained to identify risk factors affecting individuals, families, and communities, and to design prevention and intervention strategies aimed at improving health behaviors and lifestyles. They carry out maternal and child care activities, health promotion initiatives, and home- and community-based care, applying professional ethical standards with a humanistic approach that respects cultural diversity. Additionally, they implement preventive measures for both communicable and non-communicable diseases, promote family planning and comprehensive care across all life stages, and maintain assertive, empathetic communication to enhance teamwork and the overall quality of healthcare services.

A Higher Technician in Nursing is a healthcare professional with both technical expertise and humanistic training, capable of delivering comprehensive and safe care to individuals, families, and communities throughout all stages of life. Their role encompasses health promotion, disease prevention, recovery, and rehabilitation, as well as assisting in clinical procedures, medication administration, and providing home- and community-based care, all in compliance with ethical, legal, and biosafety standards. They are distinguished by empathetic communication, respect for cultural diversity, and effective interdisciplinary teamwork, contributing to the improvement of population health and quality of life.

Graduates may work in hospitals, clinics, and both public and private healthcare centers, as well as in medical offices, home care and community health programs, and health promotion and prevention campaigns. They can also pursue roles in nursing homes, educational institutions, NGOs, and public health projects, providing basic care, supporting clinical procedures, and delivering health education initiatives.