Why nursing

The first response to the question, “Why nursing?” in my mind is in comparison to the benefits of a career of long lasting education, opportunities, job rate, and helping those in need of cure. I wish to contribute to the pediatric career of nursing. Nursing is not only about the “big” things in life, but about all the small things that can make people better. I believe if people think positive the outcome of their illness will be positive with the assistant of their nurses. My mom works at a nursing home, so I have always been around doctors, nurses, and specialists. Repeatedly, I was asked the question “what do you want to do when you grow up”. The steadfast answer of “I want to do something to help people get better” was always my response. I truly enjoy helping people and nurturing them when they need it. I believe when I set my mind to something I get the job done and make a huge impact. Nursing manufactures care giving and teaching in a way that exploits my natural strengths while aiding others.
Moving into the nursing field is not only a working accomplishment, but an individual accomplishment as well. My interest provides me with a never ending stride to learn something new. Nursing in my eyes is not simply an opportunity for a maintaining career, it is the person I am; nurturing has always been and will continue to be a way of life. No matter who the person is or what the person has, i plan on being there to make them better.
I believe MCPHS will make me the nurse i have always dreamt of being. The work load and clinical studies will transform the little facts i know into beneficial facts that will be unforgettable. I plan on achieving many goals to become a physicians assistant or a nurse practitioner, and the three year accelerated program would be perfect for achieving these goals. Nursing is an intense field of study, but i truly believe studying at MCPHS will make my experience and overall