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    of Science in Nursing degree‚ subsequently attending graduate school to achieve my goal of becoming a nurse practitioner. Two years of prerequisites‚ two years of nursing school‚ and two years of graduate school. I worked hard for two years and earned exceptional grades that led to my acceptance at one of the top nursing schools in the country. However‚ the more I explored the field‚ the more I realized that nursing was not the right career for me. My subsequent withdrawal from nursing

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    transition to the first year of a nursing degree. (experience) To further my insight into working in a healthcare environment‚ I am currently completing a Level 2 Diploma in Clinical Healthcare Support. As part of my course I work full time at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital as an Aspiring Nurse Apprentice. During this time I have gained a valuable understanding of the workings of a hospital ward‚ with the opportunity to learn first-hand the responsibilities and pressures of nursing. Furthermore‚ I have been

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    Author Note Admissions Essay: Philosophy of Nursing I am profoundly excited and engaged by the current revolutions occurring in the health care field. Having studied the history of this unfoldment‚ I find it both fulfilling and challenging that the time has finally come for nursing to take on and claim more responsibility in the field. For so long nurses have played a vital role in the care of patients‚ but have been devalued by the political dynamics of health care. I observe that changing

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    Paediatric nursing is a very demanding and exciting profession‚ but the rewards are worth the challenge and I believe I am ready to undertake on this career. The commitment and compassion of a paediatric nurses who go further than just treating young patients‚ but supporting families and becoming a source of comfort and trust is truly inspiring. This is the primary reason why I have chosen to train in this field giving my foremost effort and help to young people who depend on us as professionals

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    I consider there to be several inspiring professions and nursing is undoubtedly one of them. Nurses provide an irreplaceable service to our society and to be part of this occupation has been a long-term ambition of mine. Furthermore‚ I am driven by a real determination to care for others and having studied the human body‚ I find it fascinating. While I recognise nursing is a challenging and demanding career‚ I feel the rewards would be great and I am ready to embark upon this journey. I have worked

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    choosing to study child nursing. In places like the hospital there can be very demanding and challenging jobs which I love because I feel as if I get to see another side to me. Not to mention a rewarding objective such as seeing the children get better. Although child nursing can be a very tough career to start off with it would be extremely gratifying underlined by the child nurses

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    high school. I can recall her saying how proud she was on the first day I headed off to culinary arts school. Why culinary arts? During my senior year I applied for several nursing programs‚ I was accepted at Essex County Community College and put on the waiting list at the University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey. Shortly thereafter I found out that I was pregnant with my son Isaiah‚ and at that point I began to consider the time and focus it would take to enter into a nursing career

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    state-of-the-art equipment and perhaps play a part in the formation and growth of this new school. The diverse educational methodologies offered at this University‚ as well as the emphasis on clinical experience‚ will ensure that I gain the required knowledge and skills to become a proficient dentist. As an outdoorsman‚ I cannot think of a better place to be inspired and motivated during my years in dental school than Southern California. I believe that my experience in leadership positions‚ volunteering

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    “Laugh often‚ dream big‚ reach for the stars!” That is exactly what I do and I am not planning on stopping anytime soon. I am Kayla Bell‚ a graduating senior from Talladega County Central High School. While at Talladega County Central‚ I have maintained a 3.5 GPA while working part-time at Dairy Queen. I participated in numerous clubs and activities including Student Leadership Team‚ SGA‚ FBLA‚ Key Club‚ FOCUS Club and Beta Club. I was also a varsity athlete lettering in Volleyball‚ Basketball and

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    Nursing is one of the most respected and rewarding occupations in the healthcare industry. An exemplary nurse exhibits qualities such as empathy‚ selflessness‚ and the ability to work well under pressure as a team and also independently. Although the nurses job description focuses on patient care‚ nurses are also the patient’s number one advocate; the doctor may diagnose and order treatments for the patient‚ but the nurse is the one whom the patient sees and establishes a connection most. Nurses

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