A Population Health Nurse focuses on improving health outcomes for specific populations by assessing health trends, identifying risk factors, and implementing preventative care initiatives. They work in various settings, including public health departments, community organizations, and healthcare systems, to promote wellness and reduce disparities. Their responsibilities may include health education, disease prevention, and coordinating care for at-risk groups. By analyzing data and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, they help develop policies and programs that address social determinants of health and improve overall community well-being.