Subject Matter Hemodynamics deals with issues concerning ‘the bloodstream and the vascular system’ and the figure of nurses pursuing their activity within those settings is constantly growing and evolving. Nurses must keep on training in procedures, new techniques, different procedural approaches and required equipment. Furthermore, this training has to develop besides the fundamentals, i.e. throughout briefing and debriefing sections. In fact, patient care is complex and mechanistic and therefore documented and transversal in order to satisfy clinical needs of the on–going process. In the hemodynamics ward in Massa’s Ospedale del Cuore of the Fondazione Toscana Gabriele Monasterio, diagnostics and interventions performed on patients are consistently developing. A hemodynamic patient leads, affects and characterises the nurse who must be able of taking care of their adult patients and pediatric ones until their prematurity. Objective Highlighting nursing skills in hemodynamics wards and types of training and care of patients of different age groups during procedural approaches. Methods and Materials Shared approval among medical directors of training courses to select for the training plan; mentorship; periodical evaluation of trainee plans; on–the–job nursing training; training courses chaired by experts; simulation of intra–setting emergency; evaluation of panic ranges to detect and it is necessary to act promptly for. Outcome In consideration of creating a nursing team capable of facing scenarios and procedures which can include every life stage of patients, it is paramount that a nurse follows the whole process. The procedural activities include the realization of a job description for basic and specialised skills and its observation. Outcomes and steps outlined to carry out care–giving performances are overseen each year. Lastly, it is necessary to know patients in their pre– and post–procedural stage up until the outcome of care–giving treatments. Conclusions Hemodynamics nurses are able to face changes and clinical solutions development alongside with a cross–disciplinary team.