Becoming A Registered Nurse

The career was chosen is a R.N., or registered nurse. A registered nurse has many different occupational specialties. Some of them are general duty nurses, occupational health nurses, office nurses, and private duty nurses, plus a few more. Registered nurses have the opportunity to work in many places such as hospitals, institutions, and medical offices. The jobs entail providing nursing service for patients in hospitals institutions, offices, and nursing care for on-duty workers if needed. An R.N. is expected to work with people often during their day. In order to become a registered nurse, of course, you must go through the proper schooling and training. A two year school offers programs that will let you become a registered nurse,
Employers are looking desperately for registered nurses, and because of this, they are willing to pay more. It is said that employment is expected to grow faster within the years. You could apply for this job in medical offices, hospitals, nursing homes, and even through an agency that allows their registered nurses to travel to their patients homes and take care of them there. Becoming a registered nurse could often lead going to more school, and eventually becoming a doctor. With being a nurse you must be able to handle a lot of different kinds of stress. These include emotional stress such as if a patient dies, and physical stress as being a nurse may require lifting of equipment and maybe even patients. What also comes with all this stress is the ability to react at a moment’s notice. This is why it takes a high level of energy and focus because it is never known when something can take a turn for the worse. Being a nurse takes a strong will, but also a kind
Nursing requires plenty of hands on work, education, and skill in order to provide the best care needed. There are various types of nurses including pediatric nurse, rehabilitation nurse, and trauma nurse to name a few. Many nursing professions require formal education that can last from several months to a couple of years depending on the area being specialized. A large number of nursing positions require on the job training. You can work in different settings from a hospital, nursing home, medical office, or private home setting. For my conducting an interview assignment, I interviewed Adriana Torres BSN. Has d a the position of House Supervisor at a hospital in Juarez, Mexico from 2003 to 2012.Her position as a House Supervisor requires her to delegate nursing care. responsibilities throughout the hospital while at the same time overseeing and complaints from patients and/or staff, problems within the hospital, and staffing