My Long Term Goals As A Nursing Student

5 years from now my career goal that I have set for myself is to graduate from an approved nursing program and pass the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) to become a Registered Nurse (RN). After graduation I hope to be promoted at the hospital I am woking at to start working as a registered nurse

My three goals for this course are as follows: to better understand the current legal and ethical climate of health care and specifically nursing, to be aware of that climate as I enter clinical, and to understand how I as a nurse can work to make the system more ethical. I chose these three goals, because they provide me with the opportunity to first learn about the current legal and ethical climate of nursing from an academic standpoint while examining how that knowledge translates to what I’m experiencing in clinical. My last goal is reflection-focused, and will allow me to take 5101 course content with me as I move forward as a professional nurse. I plan to accomplish these goals by being present in class preparation, lecture, and seminar,

The National Honor Society (NHS) is a longstanding nationwide organization that provides students, such as myself, an opportunity to be recognized for their outstanding scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The organization allows for students to excel outside of the classroom through many activities. It provides students, actively involved in the NHS, an opportunity to positively affect the lives of others through the various community service activities that are organized throughout the school year. The NHS will also function as an outlet to network with my fellow peers and teachers who are like-minded in the pursuit of success.

Please describe your educational goals and future career plans: I am going to complete my associate’s degree in nursing at Waubonsee Community College and then transfer to Governors State University to earn my bachelors of science in nursing.

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

Everyone has goals in life; some may be to loss weight, learn how to cook, or even go to college. My personal goal is to go to college so that I may become an E.R. nurse practitioner. I want to help people, in a instant, get medical attention. I want to feel the excitement of a rush to save someone suddenly.

The main goals I have for myself are to become a well-rounded, intelligent, and focused nurse. I want to know all about nursing and how I can help everyone I can. I come from a long line of strong women who were nurses. Nursing is in my blood and I want to carry the legacy on. As a nurse, I want to be able to touch as many lives as possible. As for my education, I want to continue on for the rest of my life, therefore I will never stop learning new medical procedures and practices for the future. I want to be able to be educated in all ways of nursing so it opens my opportunities to help more people. There are many people in the world that need my help and if I can touch hundreds of them I know that in my heart I did the right thing. Not only

Although I don’t have each detail planned yet, I know that I aspire to work somewhere I’m happy and positively impacting the lives of others. I think that doing good is far more important than earning a large salary. Math and science classes have always been some of my favorites, and I work well under pressure. This combination of attributes and passions I hold has pointed me to a career in nursing. Nurses are essential to healthcare and have career options everywhere in the world. In such a broad field, I could identify my interests and what I want to specialize in. While I haven’t decided on a specific area of nursing, I’d like to do anything emergency related.

My ultimate goals in education would be to finish this program and obtain my Master’s Degree- Family Nurse Practitioner. I feel like I’ve been in school forever, and this will become the completion of my career goals. I want to work in family practice, but I also want to teach part time later in my career. I want to help other students complete their career goals.

I have several goals I would like to achieve throughout my nursing career. I want to administer a level of care that is enduring. Serve as an inspiration to others and give leadership for their future. My biggest goal is to serve the community through education, assistance, support, and encouragement. My advice will be invaluable. Countless encounters throughout my career will broaden my experience

I have known for a long that my major in college would be nursing. I am hoping that I can help people recover from injuries and illnesses. A nurse's job is not just to examine the patient for complications or to help them regain their physical strength, but also to let them know they are not alone in their fight. Nurses are also teachers, they teach about medications, illnesses, coping strategies and so much more. Is is very difficult to put into word everything that a nurse does.

I have three goals I would like to achieve during my time here at Auburn University Montgomery. One being that I would like to pass all my classes freshman year with an A. Secondly, I would like to be accepted in the Nursing program within two years of being here. Lastly, I would like to graduate with a Bachelor's in Nursing. Questions I have about achieving these goals include what are the actual in more detail requirements for the nursing program, how do I apply for the nursing program when I meet the requirements for it, and how would the classes I take now prepare me for it. I personally think my biggest challenge is to not procrastinate because even though I try not to it is a habit of mine that is really hard to break. My greatest strengths

I admit it feels foreign to write about a simple topic such as my career goals, especially after years of strict APA formatted research papers. With that in mind, I will try to keep this sweet, short, and to the point. If asked about my career goals last year, I would have stressfully answered to graduate nursing school and pass boards. It’s amazing how time has a way of making seemingly impossible hurdles a thing of the past. Currently, my career goals consist of completing my Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN), gaining a permanent appointed with Veterans Affairs, and eventually advancing my academic career with a Master’s Degree (MSN).

It was the summer of 2009 when I first realized that I wanted to become a nurse. I attended a friends swimming party for her birthday. Her little brother didn’t know how to swim well and while he was trying to retrieve a toy in the deep end he started to drown. I was the closest to him and quickly pulled him out of the pool. We all stood around him panicking, not knowing what to do. In that moment I knew that I wanted to help save lives. God has a plan for everyone and fate has lead me here. I believe this is my purpose in life, to care for patients mentally, physically, and emotionally. I graduated high school a semester early to start on my perquisites for nursing.

Ever since I was thirteen, I have known one thing: I want to be a nurse. People have asked me through the years why I have chosen the path of health care. The answer is simple. My goal in life is to help others and nursing is a profession that allows one-on-one care that can make a difference in the lives’ of others. The goals that I have set for my career stretch far beyond a bachelor of nursing science. I want to use the skills that I gain through hard work in college to provide care and comfort in the best or worst time in someone’s life. In five years, I see myself jumping into a job as a labor and delivery nurse. Right now I work as a certified nurse assistant. It is hard work but also a dream come true. Every shift my bond with the residents