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    Pediatric Nursing Career

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    All about Pediatric Nursing and Physical Therapy Assistant as Careers Two professions that could be a possibility for someone who loves working with people especially children but also the health career world would be pediatric nurse or physical therapy assistant. Both of these are very rewarding careers and are never the same from a day to day basis‚ so if you worry about having a job that gets boring after you get the experience you want‚ there’s nothing to worry about with these because every

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    Nursing Career Paper

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    A career is something you love to go to work for‚ while a job is something to help get the bills paid. My career is a LPN ( Licensed Practical Nurse). I love and care for people while they’re sick‚ and that’s what a LPN is a person that love and care for someone when they’re sick and that’s what my career is. A LPN is a nurse. They administer medicine and injections‚ and take vital signs such as blood pressure‚ temperature‚ and weight.Perform a variety of tasks under the supervision of a Registered

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    What career do I choose? Well that’s a tough question to answer‚ but if you must know I have chosen to pursue a career within the nursing field. I believe i’m a suitable choice in this field‚ because‚ throughout my life I have done everything in my power to provide those with illnesses the help that I can offer‚ I have gone out of my way to promote health in those around me‚ lastly I simply take pride in helping others and enjoy doing so. I know i’m fit for this job because to me it is an honor

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    Career Essay: Nursing

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    Career Essay: Nursing Nursing is defined as “the practice or profession of caring for the sick and injured” (thefreedictionary.com). Regardless of the simplicity of the definition‚ nursing is a very complex career that as it might already imply‚ carries many responsibilities and complications. Nonetheless‚ nursing is a rewarding career that offers intrapersonal growth and various career advancement opportunities. Within the nursing profession there are many sub-groups depending on the degree‚

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    Neonatal Nursing Career

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    At the age of six‚ I knew that I wanted to find a career where I would be working with kids for the rest of my life. This was a time when my oldest niece was born and was diagnosed with a mild case of down syndrome. When she was an infant‚ my mother and I would babysit her and I would care for her as if I was a mother figure in her life. I consistently fed her bottles‚ changed her diapers‚ rocked her to sleep‚ and taught her how to read as she grew older. Whatever she needed‚ I would provide as much

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    Nursing Career Statement

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    Nursing is a profession within the health care sector focused on the care of individuals‚ families‚ and communities so they may attain‚ maintain‚ or recover optimal health and quality of life. It is a career that allows us to help‚ save people’s life. The nursing career is very gratifying and rewarding in terms of joy it brings. I am keen to make my name in the nursing world‚ help needy people and discover a new way of thinking‚ and I have thus decided to pursue my bachelor degree in Australia in

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    Nursing Career Essay

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    Nursing job is one of the most promising job fields. According to explorehealthcareers.org nursing jobs are projected to grow 19 percent from 2012 to 2022. Nurses can work at many different places such as‚ nursing home‚ hospitals‚ and clinics‚ rehab‚ schools‚ home health care‚ and assisted living homes Hospice facilities Correctional institutions‚ and other long-term care facilities. Certified nursing assistant’s make averaged of $25‚620 a year. Their job title provides basic support in medical

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    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. So when I came to UNC as a freshman in 1982‚ I declared

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    Career Choice Nursing

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    life since I have ever thought of nursing as a career‚ I have received many demeaning responses from family members and friends. Not many of my family members and friends really approved of nursing as a career choice in the beginning. I was always asked “But...of all things why choose nursing”? This all had to do with none other than the image of nurses. It took a long time before my family actually started respecting my career choice. Nursing is known to be one of the most trust

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    Registered Nursing as a Career Registered nurses are medically trained individuals who care for patients in different settings. Registered nurses implement the patients’ care plan. Nursing duties include dispensing medicine‚ recording patients’ past medical history‚ and observe reactions to treatments – not parallel/see pg. 24-26 in FAQs (US Department of Labor‚ 2008). According to Tracy Ingram (personal communication‚ October 29‚ 2008) registered nurses are not legally not permitted to change

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