Nursing Personal Statement

That being said, I have come to a deeper realization. My original goals of becoming a doctor can tremendously benefit those in need, but there is more that I can offer. Acquiring skills by working for a non-profit seeking to help others is insufficient. The realization is a simple one: The best way to assist others is creating and shaping effective public policymaking. I yearn to combine my passion to help others as a doctor with effective policy in order to maximize my potential. While a doctor can save 10 patients a day, sound public policy can alter the fate of an entire city, country, or even the world. This realization has led to a complete transformation of my passion and dreams. This transformation was made possible by the knowledge and immersion into reality that the Fund and Ms. Frye-Revere have given

As I am a domestic student in my final trimester of my Bachelor of Nursing from Griffith University, I would like to apply for Queensland Health Graduate Nurse and Midwife Program 2018 intake. I am a highly motivated and enthusiastic candidate with all the skills necessary to join this program and contribute to holistic patient care.

I fumble with the customized hospital badge clipped to my blue collared top. The pair of khakis I wear is beginning to slightly wrinkle despite being ironed out the night before. Many individuals with blue scrubs and white coats hastily past me going into in different directions. I was starting my first day volunteering but I felt as though I had been accustomed to the atmosphere. After several weeks, I turn in the badge and my passion to pursue nursing is further strengthened.

Pursuing a career as a health professional has been a dream of mine for several years. My passion for helping others and my keen interest in the human body has led me to enrolling in a Diploma of Enrolled Nursing. With my previous experience and determination to succeed I am certain that I will be an asset to your organisation.

From a young age, I've always had the desire to have a good influence on the lives of other people. I continuously have the desire to take care of someone whether that be emotionally, physically, or mentally. Although I have the choice to do so, I know I have the power to help individuals in the most effective way. I view nursing as a rewarding career choice with a variety of specialties to explore. A few years ago, I personally had to take care of my grandfather who was diagnosed with cancer. From this experience, I carried out various care roles in different situations. I specifically remember how much I admired the love, care, and understanding the nurses gave to my grandfather. My interest and commitment to nursing became even stronger

My Mission is to build and lead a visionary team where everyone is using their strength to maintain a beautiful nursing home. I will do everything within my authority to promote teamwork; working together with respect and appreciation for each other. I will focus on improving the quality of care by being creative and innovative in developing effective solutions. I am dedicated to clinical excellence and a safe working place for staff, and above all creating and maintaining a nursing home where resident and family members can have no regret calling home.

Conventionally speaking, qualifications in the nursing profession are typically defined as hands on experience in a health care setting, but what about unconventional qualifications? My story is slightly different than most; I may not have traditional nursing skills, but I believe the skills I do possess are equally relevant.

While sitting in the halls of the hospital during one of the operations I realized for the first time how many lives are affected by misfortunes every day. Sitting there I knew that I wanted to help save lives and currently am preparing to attend pre-med this fall. My goal is to become the best pediatric neurosurgeon I can be. As an Entrepreneur I am greatly encouraged to continue making a difference in not only my community but all around the world. Although I have achieved a successful business and am determined to make even a greater difference one day I would love to extend Every Little Stitch to those in foreign countries. Harriet Tubman once said, “Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.” It takes one person with many visions and tons of determination to create something successful and great that will change lives forever. Although others around me have created large and successful corporations I am not looking to become the richest person out there I only want to help make a difference in other’s lives. Even though I have not participated in sports and drama plays and do not have many achievements to choose from I have the determination to run a successful business and the vision to impact lives around the

I am predisposed to Theory Y. I have always been a motivated person and look forward to working hard and not being micromanaged. As a nurse, other’s lives are in my hands and making my own decisions to care for them motivates me. I can’t imagine being unmotivated and needing rewards to keep me motivated. I am in a leadership role at my primary job. I feel that most of the people I work around are more predisposed to Theory X. They are constantly seeking approval of their duties and praise for doing their job. It is hard leading people like that but I try my best to give praise when it is worthy. I don’t typically assume anything about my coworkers. I can take a step back and look at the overall goal and interact with coworkers in a way to accomplish that goal.

My mother once told me, “If one does something without passion, it will not connect the way he wants it to.” Throughout my high school career, I had been searching for a profession that I would feel an immense connection with. I knew that I wanted to be involved in health care ever since I had taken honors biology my sophomore year of high school, but I was not quite sure what area I wanted to study. I began to do research, which was where I eventually discovered that nursing was what I wanted to pursue after high school. Ever since I became interested in pursuing a career in nursing, I have been searching for nursing schools that possess the passion that my mother often described to me. I want to go to nursing school so I can deepen my connection

In the nursing profession, you will often hear the cliché where people say they were born to be nurses. They always knew they wanted to be a nurse from the time they were young. Some people grew up around healthcare, had nurses in their family, or just knew in their bones they were meant to be a nurse. Well, I can say unequivocally that I am not one of those people. Upon graduating from college I still had no idea what I wanted to be when I “grow up.” I went into sales because the only thing I truly knew I wanted was to work with people. Working with new people every day led me to a revelation; I wanted to help people. Having always been fascinated by the human body, and having a thirst for knowledge were what brought me to nursing. I felt there was no better way to make a measurable impact on people’s lives than to provide direct care during their most vulnerable moments. I believe becoming a CRNA will give me solace in knowing I have the ability to make a positive impact on nearly every patient I treat.

My interest and commitment to the nursing profession started from my inclination towards the medical field. Growing up, I always admired the amount of care and knowledge that is involved with health care. In college, I started as a biology major on the pre-med track, but during my sophomore year I decided that I wanted to pursue nursing instead. During my sophomore year, I took a music writing class, while I took biology and organic chemistry. That decision was a mistake as it effected my grades during my sophomore year.

I am a nursing student and I work as a certified nurse assistant in a nursing home facility. I realized that there are too many residences in the facility with diabetes and many more prediabetes that don’t know they have the disease yet. Every day I witness the facility’s residences, nurse assistants, and the other employees eat unhealthy foods and snacks that put them in the risk of being prediabetes and then being diabetes. Few months ago, I asked a copy of blood test result of one of my family member from his Doctor’s office. I cached that he was prediabetes (most Doctors do not aware their patient or say anything to the prediabetes person because the patient still does not need any medication). I helped him to skip getting diabetes type 2 diseases with just few simple lifestyles changes and acting on time. I like to help as many people as possible.

One experience that has shaped me as a person is my specific learning disability. This disability was diagnosed when I was a child in early elementary school. Due to this, I was unable to learn information at the same rate compared to a normal person. As a result, I was held back a year in my elementary years. Over time I’ve adapted to it with the help of the school’s faculty special needs area and taking more time in independent studies to keep up with others. During that time, I became more aware of others’ situations that hindered their lives and some that may have even impacted them greatly. What I want to do is attain an education to help those who needed support like I did with my disability just as my teachers did for me. My special need teachers took the time with me to accomplish what may be frivolous to most but was important to me. Therefore, I chose this path of the medical profession, here I believe I can do the most for people physically, mentally, and spiritually. Others may be conflicting with their own curse and could use some support along with guidance to cope with it. Perhaps it may give them a revelation that it’s a gift as well like I have done.

Ever since I was in grade school I knew deep down I wanted to help people. I always thought about being a police officer, a firefighter, and even thinking about going into the army to become a soldier. At the time I would always think it was such an incredible thing that people in this line of work got paid to help people. However, as I began to grow older I learned that I understood more about people and their feelings than some people understood about themselves. Once I entered middle school I stumbled upon numerous medical professions, I listened to dozens of stories about saving lives at the hospital, creating impactful bonds with patients, and most importantly helping hundreds of people in their time of need on a daily basis. Freshman year of high school my father’s diabetes had gotten worse, to the point where we moved cities to Anaheim to be closer to Family. Soon after, my father passed away, I felt useless in the time of need of someone that I loved so much. That’s when I realized how I could make the most positive impact on thousands of people’s lives, I wanted to be an emergency room doctor.