A Community Health Nurse plays a vital role in promoting public health and enhancing community well-being. They assess community health needs, provide education, and develop prevention programs. Key responsibilities include patient advocacy, health screenings, and coordination with healthcare teams. Required qualifications include a nursing degree and licensure. Typically found in clinics or public health departments, they collaborate with physicians, social workers, and public health officials. Career growth includes advanced practice roles or specialization in public health.