There is no doubt
There is no doubt
Although nursing is a new career change for me, I have wanted to be a nurse since I was sixteen and a candy striper in my hometown hospital.…
My path to becoming a nurse spans over a lifetime. Nursing has always been something I wanted to do, but life had other…
2. I chose the Profession of Nursing because I always wanted to be in the medical field and it is a very gratifying career that allows you to make a difference in people's lives. In addition, it is a stable career that allows you to move ahead, such as becoming a nurse practitioner.…
I chose nursing as my profession because of my mother and other factors. My mother was an influence because early this year she was in the hospital for two weeks and during that period I only saw the doctor thrice. The nurses where the ones doing everything, so I felt they were the ones who nursed her back to health. The other deciding factors were: variety of places for jobs whether in the public, private, or community setting; the opportunity to learn new things since no day is ever the same; the opportunity to work with other health professionals; nurses will always be needed; nursing offers specialty areas, and the opportunity to be a traveling nursing.…
At first I was drawn to nursing as it was what my mother had done for a living for many years and I had seen much of what she did first hand with my many injuries in sports and being an adventurous child. As I went into high school and was able to see what it truly takes to be a nurse, with all of the bedside manner and to say it simply “blood and guts,” I began to rethink my decision to go into nursing. While it takes less schooling to become a nurse, it is an extremely rigorous course load and an arduous task for someone who is not fully committed to that field of work. I experienced the same kind of trials while looking at other health professions such as becoming a doctor, a veterinarian, or a dietician before finally coming to the realization that none of these were the career path for me.…
I loved helping anyone and everyone when I was little. Every time someone got sick, I would run and get them a blanket, even if they had a fever. I just wanted them to feel better; I knew how bad I felt every time I was sick. I wanted to make sure they felt comfortable when dealing with a sickness of any sort. The older I got, the more I realized that helping the ones around me was a passion. I remember in middle school we had to pick a career to research, and I ended up choosing Nursing. I would have picked being a doctor, but the nurse is the one who is one on one with the patient most of the time, and that’s what I want. I saw the vast specialties that nursing had to offer, and I immediately chose Neonatal Nursing. Neonatal nurses are the…
Nursing is a career not just a job, nursing is treating people as a disease, but as a unique individual who has his/her own values, beliefs, needs, and also treat the family with respect, compassion, patience, and show that we care. I chose nursing because I have always liked helping people. Ever since I was a little girl I liked helping and I would tell my dad that if he was ever sick I would take care of him so he could get better. At first I wanted to be a doctor, a pediatrician to be exact, but I chose nursing because, nurses have more contact with patients and nursing school is shorter than medical school. I know I made the right choice because as I have been doing clinicals, I have been falling more and more in love with what nurses do, but throughout the process I have also seen what kind of nurse I do not want to be. During clinicals there was an agency nurse a patient did…
I’ve always had a passion for the healthcare field; especially the restorative, emergency response, and geriatric aspects of healthcare. My family definitely influenced my passion. My mother was an ER Tech for 6 years and recently became a LPN. And my grandmother was a CNA and an Activities Director. My mom and grandmother loved their jobs and their stories inspired me to pursue my nursing career.…
From birth, various actions I took led me down the long and winding path to my current career as a Labor and Delivery nurse. I became a nurse because I love blood, saving lives and cheating death. I love working weekends and holidays for extra money. I love the mobility and respect that comes with being a nurse. I love all the overtime I could ever want!…
I chose nursing as my profession because nursing is my patients’ first line of defense against illnesses as well as processes put in place by my place of employment. I became a nurse because I felt that everyone matter and that sometimes the sick and afflicted need someone in their corner.…
I am Caroline Marfo enrolled in history 101. I am aware that all m assignments are to be completed by 8 am of the due date stated on the course assignment schedule. Particularly paying attention to both my midterm exam which falls on the 29th February and my final exam on the 25th April. This course officially ends on the 8th of May.…
Initially, I knew I wanted my career to consist of helping others, but in high school I was unsure which profession I should pursue. I decided that I wanted to become a registered nurse shortly before I enrolled at J. Sargeant Reynolds full time. I was considering becoming an elementary school teacher, a counselor or a nurse. The summer of 2013 I went to the Philippines and helped at a pregnancy clinic. I could see myself becoming a nurse after that. The following summer I started volunteering at St. Mary’s Hospital, which has furthered my enthusiasm for nursing.…
I have known that I wanted to work with children since I was a young child myself. Before the age of ten, I thought I might be a teacher. As I enjoyed math and science, several of my aunts, nurses themselves, encouraged me to consider nursing. As a sibling of a disabled child, I was probably exposed to more medical knowledge than average, and I took my first CPR class when I was eight years old. I liked the nurses and therapists that worked with my sister, but I also had respect for the teachers that worked so tirelessly with her.…
It is both the diversity and challenging elements of a nursing career, as well the opportunity to help and care for vulnerable children, which drives my aspiration to study Child Nursing. The opportunity of meeting inspirational healthcare professionals triggered the recognition that Children's Nursing would be the ideal career for me as they inspired me to emulate their skill and passion. I thrive on being challenged and believe nursing would suit me as an individual, as it offers rewarding opportunities and experiences that other careers may not.…
Nursing is a second career for me. It is one I have approached gradually, over a long period of time. I might have chosen it as a first career if I had been a better student when I entered college, or had people in my life who were involved in healthcare careers when I was growing up. As it was, I had a longstanding interest in health and the human body, but nursing seemed very foreign, and the idea of touching strangers made me uncomfortable.…