A female healthcare professional in a traditional nurse uniform.
A female healthcare professional in a traditional nurse uniform. A female nurse in a traditional uniform, suitable for use as vector art or clip art. Female nurse professional in a medical setting. Female nurse in a medical setting, designed as vector art.
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Beautiful Female Nurse SVG Clip Art for Your Creative Projects

Discover beautiful and versatile SVG clip art of a female nurse, perfect for your creative projects.

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