Nurse Practitioners: The Best of Both Worlds Job Description Nurse Practitioners are advance practice registered nurses or ARNPs who provide and coordinate primary or specialty patient care. The duties of a nurse practitioner are usually very extensive but rewarding at the same time. Their duties include: recording patient history, reviewing patient’s symptoms, setting up a plan for patient’s care or adding on to an existing care plan, performing medical exams, diagnose and treat health issues,
and courage. I've learned that how we face challenges plays a big role in the outcome of them." When I first read this quote from Sasha Azevedo it quickly reminded me of the challenges we face to accomplish our educational goals and how it builds our faith, inner strength, and courage to continue. I have learned that how I face my educational challenges will play a big role with my educational success. I have chosen to succeed those challenges, establish goals, and become someone in this world
As an undergraduate student at the University of Central Florida, I learned a great deal about how societies generally function and how laws and policies can affect individual members of a society in unique and significant ways. With low-income families not investing in their educations past high school and lacking proper knowledge of how their governing laws and regulations work and are enforced, they often fall into predicaments that could be avoided if they just had someone to point them in the
Performance, my future career expectations, my strengths and weakness, and the necessity of taking the Human Performance practicum course to develop a career in sports and education. I am currently a Physical Education student. I originally chose to pursue this major to prepare myself for a potential dream career into physical therapy. However, I recently decided to pursue a career in education and to coach on the interscholastic level of sport. The passion to love sports throughout my childhood on
Kappa, My name is Jacob Dube and I currently serve as the President of the Florida Chapter of Delta Chi here at the University of Florida. In 1776, you all made a decision that would forever change the course of college history at the College of William and Mary and many other universities nationwide as you created the first American collegiate fraternity. I cannot express my gratitude for you as you all paved the way for the Greek system in a college and university setting. The Greek experience is one
Statement: One hour and thirty-two minutes determined what I wanted to dedicate my life to. I was 15 years old when I sat in my oceanography class and watched The Cove for the first time. This chilling documentary inspired me to go to the principle’s office, in the middle of a school day, to call my mom and tell her we needed to go to Taiji, Japan to save the dolphins. Overhearing this call, the principle sat me down with my oceanography teacher, who then told me that there was a field of science with
If you were to ask me a year ago about my future plans, I would have said that I just wanted to have a job working in the healthcare field. Now, after having gone through some classes, the idea I once had about my future career has changed. I still would like to work in healthcare to an extent but I want to become a lawyer and specialize in health law that way I can help those who cannot help themselves. The career that I am planning for myself is one that will require many hours of hard work and
and mentor for new teachers. Most of my professional experiences as an educator has been in Puerto Rico. After moving to Florida, I have been teaching in Gateway High School for two years, going into my third. This year, my school administrator decided that, I will be the Professional Learning Community (PLC) leader of the United States History program. My new PLC consists of four teachers, on which two are more experienced teachers than me. None of my colleagues wanted to be the PLC teacher
concentration in informatics for the fall of 2016. After earning my undergraduate degree in Health Administration from the University of North Florida in 2015, I worked for two healthcare systems; Flagler Hospital in St. Augustine, Florida and Sentara Healthcare in Norfolk, Virginia. I have always known I wanted to be in healthcare as a child. My dreams ranged from being a Surgically Oncologist to a Dentist to a Chiropractor. As a high student my plans and dreams had changed again, I wanted to pursue a
Charter Schools: (Not) The Saviors of American Schools The Florida Department of Education describes charter schools as public schools of choice. Due to their rising popularity, charter schools are some of the fastest growing alternatives to public schools.(FLDOE) Both charter schools and public schools are funded with tax payer dollars, and they are part of Florida State’s school system whose purpose is to provide “a uniform, efficient, safe, secure and high-quality system of free public schools