Personal Statement: A Career As A Professional Nurse

Professional Nurse is my number one career choice. In many ways, it reflects my second, third and fourth career choices like Nursing Practitioner, Nutritionist and Health Educator. Educators teach and lead people toward success. Accountants keep and maintain a systematic and chronological record of financial transactions. And professional golfer commits themselves to extensive study and practice to master the skills of their profession. As a Professional Nurse, I see myself incorporating all three. I want to master the skills of medical diagnosis, work to keep and maintain a systematic and chronological record of medical and patient information, and successfully educate my patients, so they are empowered to choose a healthy life.

Nursing is categorized under the healthcare department and it is an act of providing care to the sick or infirm. There are various sectors in the healthcare system and the sector I would wish to work is the pediatric unit in a public organization after my graduation in Bachelor of Nursing. In order to become a pediatric nurse, I would first have to work as a registered nurse for a year to gain some experience. As a pediatric nurse you should typically give restorative care to youth from the time they are conceived until their high school years. As far as that is concerned one must be very patient, caring, creative, cheerful and have genuine love for children. This unit is not only about profession but also the way how a nurse should have a firm understanding of the common medical issues that can be faced. Not only the loving nature of a person but also the communication skills are essential. One must be able to adequately communicate with the little patients as well as their folks. The career will also include addressing the worries of the parents and children, suggesting parents on different types of problems their children may be facing, and training them the most proficient method to take medications.

Achiever is my number one leadership strength (Rath, 2007). I worried that my lack of knowledge would prevent me from being successful and that the organization would suffer due to my inadequacies. The emergency department and AirMed have significant financial implications for the organization; these departments are dynamic and complicated. I also worried that my professional reputation, which I had worked hard to build, would be damaged if my leadership proved to be inadequate. Fortunately, I did not allow this fear to overwhelm me and thereby, limit my ability to progress professionally. I found by being open and humble about my lack of knowledge, while also sharing my enthusiasm to learn that the teams in the emergency department and AirMed were willing to teach me and despite my inexperience, they still looked to me as their leader. By allowing myself to be vulnerable and humble I was able to lessen the hierarchical feeling of my leadership position (Ito, 2016). The teams knew right off that I did not have all of the answers. Leaders need to be resilient in order to manage the ambiguity and risk associated with change, they need to act with determination, confidence and enthusiasm and avoid self-doubt and hesitation, if they are to inspire those around them (Porter-O’Grady & Malloch, 2015). I found that several of the emergency room nurses and flight nurses were former SICU nurses that knew me well. This familiarity with members of the team lessened my apprehension and helped me to bond quickly with the teams. Successful leaders need to be adept at finding needed information and at building relationships (Porter-O’Grady & Malloch, 2015). I did not possess the knowledge so I started with building relationships. I have been the clinical operations director for over four years now and I am pleased to say that my

Hey my name janika williams i am major in business manager. when I was in high schooI I always wanted to have my own business. I always tell my mom when i get out of high school I am going to college for to have my own business or become a manager some were. than i always want to be a nurse to help people out. like going around to to people house in helping the old people. nurse was my biggest plan because they make more money. I have a sister in she became a nurse and she say she love it. she told me to give it a try, but i never trying it because I want to go for my business manager. been a manger you will learn a lot from it. once you get your own business you can hire who you want you aint got to be waiting on nobody to call to you because you will have your own business.

I am born and raised in Haiti. I came to the United State in 1996 and became a caregiver in 2001. I became a caregiver because I love people and use what I have to help or assist people

Ive always wanted a rewarding career that revolved around helping people. I want to pursue a career as a nurse practitioner. I am not sure on what specialty I want. So given a assignment in my Introduction Health Sciences class where I have to shadow a nurse practitioner, it gives me the opportunity to explore a specialty and see what it really is like in their typical work day. An advanced practice registered nurse, by the name of Mary Carlson at Parkland Medical Center was willing to let me shadow her for a day. Carlson graduated with her BSN from Boston College. She then pursued a graduate degree from Boston University. Her official title is, Nurse Practitioner, Emergency Medicine.

I am a very dedicated person. Those who don’t know me might think that since I am in so many extra-curricular activities, there is no way I can give my full attention to each. However, that is not the case. I work extremely hard to do my best in everything I do. These activities have also helped me with my time management. Balancing work and school isn’t too bad, but adding in religious activities as well as community service can be tough. I have worked hard my entire high school career so that I can succeed in college as well as experience everything in high school that there is. Even though I can be stressed out at times, I always try my best to help others and be kind to them because they could be in the same situation as me or

My perception on nurses they are very passionate about their job and take it very serious. They know how to situations other can not. They are there to care and to comfort you. Nurses are there when your ill, take care of hygienes, give medications prescribed by the doctor, taking care of wound ,or other needed things.

Being a nurse requires more than theoretical and clinical knowledge, it also requires passion and love to people. Being a nurse is an opportunity, opportunity to make a better quality of life for other people. To become a nurse is what I always wanted since I was a kid because I have seen nurses bringing back people to life and having the opportunity to welcome new life to the world.

It’s “Career Day” at my school and all of my fellow classmates want to hear about a job that interests me and why, so here I go. A job that interests me would be to be work in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit as a Registered Nurse. It interests me because I could always make a difference, the work environment is fast paced and always busy, and the salary is pretty good too.

My mother had deep vein thrombosis. When she was first diagnosed, I had little understanding of her illness. My mom has been suffering with poor circulation in both of her legs for decades. This condition makes it difficult for her to ambulate on a daily basis. I watched her health decrease until she could not bathe or use the toilet by herself. As her only source of help, I had to be her hands and feet. While attending to her she was confined to a wheel chair .I had to assist her to get her around and to take her medications. Caring for my mother made me realized that I wanted to become a nurse the desire to become a nurse grew stronger as I watched my mother suffer. I learned various skills, and I have also acquired knowledge that I believe is relevant to my field of studies.

I strongly believe that nursing consists of being caring, compassionate, dedicated, and responsible. As nurses we are responsible for promoting the optimal health of human beings. Our job is to make sure that everyone gets the best care possible. Nurses play such a huge role in the community because they have a huge devotion to caring for others. Nurses are the backbone of our healthcare system.

Personal. I currently am looking to get a internship for new nurses in one of the hospital close to my area. I had been applying on a few places and am interested in applying for any positions that will allow me to get my foot in the door at a hospital and work my way up. I want to go into the field as soon as possible and start putting to practice all that I know and that I need to know for when I graduate and pass the board test. December 31, 2016.

There have been many incidents in my life that I have spent hours sitting by the bedside. I gained inspiration in the field of nursing when my mother was admitted in the hospital of London. I observed the nurses, physios, occupational therapists, and discharge team to assess my mother together. I always enjoyed observing them working closely reflecting my roles being the nurse as I felt myself having the required skills and qualities for this role. I learned that doctors and the medical staff provide invaluable services to the society while being the part of such group has been my ambition.

From the beginning of elementary school through all of high school, students such as myself have been asked about our goals and aspirations in life, including our dream job when we grow up. I remember feeling really confused when someone would ask me these types of questions when I was really young because I never had a dream job that I would definitely pursue in the future. Now that I am older, I have found different categories of life and school that I find particularly interesting. I want to become nurse because I find the job appealing, I am willing to spend college learning about the practice, and I am good at science and communication.