Becoming A Nurse For The Medical Field

As time changes so does the nursing profession. From the early 1900’s until now nursing has evolved and has become more complex and well educated. Due to technology, advanced medicine, and having more skills acquired nursing has blossomed into a worthy profession. From caregiving, being a decision maker, communicator, patient advocate, and teacher nursing has more then one role in patient care.

As a LPN I plan on working in long term care to spend time passing meds and being able to do assessments, or work at madigan hospital in hopes to be able to work in acute care until I get into RN school. I plan on working full time in whatever area I get a job in, most jobs offer classes to keep you up to date on what is best and safe practice. I plan to attend classes and seminars as provided to try and keep myself as sharp as possible in hopes to keep myself as sharp as possible for the safety of my patients and when the time comes for me to start school to be a registered nurse. I plan to take part in CEU’s. I plan to take classes to manage my 45 hours of continued education yearly I would like to take classes on medication administration

Saving lives matters. You do not have to be a Doctor or a Police officer to save a person life. Being a Nurse has greater or equal value in saving someone life. A registered nurse or RN is a person who has graduated with a nursing degree from an accredited college or university, has passed the state board examination and is licensed to practice nursing. It is very important for a person who wants to become a nurse to research the pros and cons of the different areas of nursing. Gender is a big role in nursing, especially when a specific area of interest is chosen by the individual. For instance, women are gentle so they will probably do well with caring for the babies. While the men are physically strong, they are needed in the physical therapy area to help with lifting patients. Being a nurse you must have patience, customer service, being independence, and honesty. I believe that being a nurse will not be an easy task. Becoming a nurse takes hard work and dedication. Being a nurse may be an accomplishment for those that enjoy helping others. It also has great pay and benefits and offers a secure job for a career.

After I graduate I plan on attending National Park College for their RN to BSN degree program. I wish to do that and gain some field experience before I go back to school to become a Nurse Practitioner. Becoming a Nurse Practitioner has always been a dream of mine and each day I get closer. To stay close to home to attend National Park for the first part of my goals is a definite plus. My end goal is definitely to be a Nurse Practitioner but to also have job security and stability because they do make very good money. I come from a struggling, middle class family with hardworking parents and to be able to provide for them one day as they have done for me is also a future goal of

A professional career as a registered nurse can be very rewarding, but it entitles hard work and dedication. The main purpose of a registered nurse is to provide care, education, and support to their patients. Their responsibilities mainly depend on the type of file they work in. For example, an emergency nurses, labor and delivery nurses, and school nurses each have specific duties they need to perform in accordance to their job. Though, in general, Registered Nursing responsibilities are very similar.

Have you ever pondered becoming a doctor but did not want to deal with the outrageous amount of schooling? Well, if you have, then becoming a nurse practitioner might be a good choice for you. First thing you should know is that there are several branches of Advanced Practice Registered Nursing. According to Nurse Journal, they are, “Certified Nurse Practitioner, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Certified Nurse Midwife, and Clinical Nurse Specialists (“Requirements to Become A Nurse Practitioner”). Now that you know what branches there are, you have to know what a nurse practitioner does. Nurse practitioners perform a series of different things ranging from working with patients to assisting doctors. They also conduct research and studies

A college education will improve my quality of life not only by helping me get where I want to be but also helping others around me. Becoming a nurse is not easy but it is so worth it in the end. By continuing my education as an Licensed Practical Nurse and going on as a Registered Nurse I will be able to help so many more people. Getting an education in a career that improves peoples lives is a great feeling knowing I made a

I plan to become a Registered Nurse. As a nurse it is important to understand the patient completely and know where they come from. In sociology people are described in a "group" or "communtiy" perspective. Understand the many different varieties of people in society and fully understanding the meaning of "Sociology" will benefit nurses in not only one way but many. In the medical field there will be many ethical questions which can be partially covered via the study of sociology. Taking this sociology class will allow me to relate to my patients, co-workers, and the different varieties of families that I would be encountering. Sociology will allow me to have a better understanding of how to deal with any type of person in the best proper

My career goal is to become a registered nurse. When I was a young girl, helping the sick and/ or needy people had always been a passion of mine. Triaging, handing out prescriptions, and observing and monitoring patients' conditions are some of the things a nurse does. The negative side of being a registered nurse would have to be the hours. You must work long hours, holidays, and weekends. The schedule also changes often so the body does not get used to the life style. Working with long hours also affect the bonds and relationship with family members. Nurses do not get to see or spend quality time with loved ones very often. The positive outlook of being a nurse is very rewarding and makes you feel needed. Nurses are highly

The nursing field is not my future career, but is my current career as of July 21st 2015. Although, this is a milestone that I have already achieved, the field of nursing is complex. The difficulties that one faces in the beginning of this career, in my opinion, are some of the same difficulties that one will face throughout their entire career as a nurse, even when one “climbs the latter”. Looking through the list of problems that could present in the nursing field, there are a few that I consider to be detrimental to this day. There are staffing shortages (not just of nurses), high turnover rates of RN’s, occupational injuries and infections amongst staff, and lack of skilled RN’s (or in general, a lack of people becoming RN’s).

A Nurse (RN/BSN) is a health care professional who always taking cares for sick people, disabled individuals including children, their families, their communities while make sure that these people attain and continue to maintain the best health and functioning possible. RNs direct patient care per Physician modalities. RNs also administer and manage medication for the sick and needy population including patient and family education, basic assessments of care needs. RNs must also stay up to date with new technology and tools. These skills help nurses provide the best care to patients and families and the best support to doctors and other healthcare professionals involved in the care of their patient. Some nurses may also eventually attain a

It has been claimed that Ontario welcomes internationally educated nurses who want to relocate, and even has a specific government program in place to enable them to practice and excel in the shortest time possible. However all nurses, regardless of background, must successfully complete the same steps as Ontario nursing students. Moreover, the process of becoming a registered nurse takes such a long time and is very complicated because the college of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) would like to assess the equivalency between educational standards and nursing skills in different countries compared to Ontario. This research focuses on the reality of the process of becoming a registered nurse for international students in Ontario.

As life changes and society becomes more susceptible and demanding, there evolves a need to do something different to enhance the world in which we live. Having studied and worked in the field of engineering for over twenty years and made significant achievements in the telecommunication industry, I am convinced that this is an opportune time to fulfil my childhood dreams of pursuing a career in nursing and fulfil my genuine desire to transform lives. After a thorough self-evaluation and research of the job market, I am confident that my educational background and professional experience have given me a solid foundation on which to build a successful career as a practicing nurse. My research indicates that the role of nurses within the health care system is constantly evolving. This has resulted in the increasing complexity of duties and higher levels of interaction with other professionals.

Selecting to become a nurse is one of the best choices in my life. Nursing for twenty-one years in areas of pediatric emergency room and mother/baby for the majority of my career. Currently, I'm working from home as a clinical liaison nurse in pediatric telehealth for Children's Health in Plano. I'm married to a wonderful man for the past 28 years and have a son who is a freshman in college. I never imagined that we would be in college at the same time. As technology changes, online classes coincides with my work schedule and pursuit of obtaining my MSN. The RN to BSN program will help to bridge my current skills and explore other areas of nursing for future

There are many different economic and growth trends in the future of the nursing career field, and many of them are unfortunately negative. Although statistics show that there are over 2,7 million nurses in the United States alone, they also show that many registered nurses have left and are leaving the career of nursing in search for better opportunities and better paying jobs (Medscape). Nurses make up the largest section of healthcare in the nation, but unfortunately a shortage of nurses is in effect now and is looked upon to continue and extend into the future (Medscape). People are obviously having trouble trying to make a living off of their nursing paycheck and people continue to leave the career field to try and find a more financially rewarding job.