Personal Statement: A Career As A Registered Nurse

Registered nursing has always been something interesting to me. Ever since I was little I’ve always hated going to the doctors’ office because my doctor always had cold hands and the smell just made me grossed out. I think me not liking the doctors’ office is what made me want to be a nurse because as I got older I realized that doctors and nurses are just there to help you and that’s all what I want to do is help. This career is important in many ways as well because RNs’ help people when they are hurt, sick, and sometimes even when someone is dying. My dad used to be an RN’s assistant and he has talked to me about the job. He told me that the amount of children he helped over choking issues or allergies was incredible. I was told that if I was to see how many lives he helped saved I'd be amazed. Once he told me this I realized

Some other traits include having good communication skills, being emotionally stable, good physical endurance, and diligence. Since nursing consists of talking a lot, ones communication skills should be very well. They must be able to understand what patients are saying, what orders are given by the doctors, and how to successfully chart ones activity. An important trait is being able to be emotionally stable. It is crucial in order to survive all the ups and downs of emotions nurses must experience. For instance, if one has become good friends with a patient and they pass away. It would be hard, but they would need to pull through and put their job first. For nurses to succeed, they should have good physical endurance. Nurses have very few breaks and they are on their feet all day. Being a nurse means having diligence and a positive work ethic. One needs to have a constant and earnest effort to accomplish what

I cannot attribute my desire of becoming a nurse to following the footsteps of a family member, nor caring for a sick family member as I was growing up. I am a first generation high school student, furthermore, a college graduate. I became a mother at the very young age of sixteen. Being so young and growing up without the care of my parents, it was always said I, too, would end up in a rough situation and not be able to care for my child being so young myself. I continued out my days and nights being a high school teen mom. I graduated from high school in three years by attending night school while I was pregnant; allowing me to finish school sooner and obtain a better job that would allow me to take care of my son.

I am a compassionate person, and I truly enjoy providing care to others. My goal is to further my education in order to get a degree in Nursing, work as a Registered Nurse. Being a Registered Nurse is a wonderful career choice with amazing responsibilities. While I worked

My interest in nursing began when I was a young girl, being part of a dance group that traveled to nursing facilities throughout Pennsylvania to bring joy to the elder population. This experience introduced me to the healthcare field and developed my perception of both the caregiver and patient experiences. Also, contributing to my interest in the nursing field was caring for my terminally ill uncle, with my mother, until he passed. Originally, being only 9 years of age, this experience made me angry and confused, however, gave me motivation to find out more information such as what treatments we were taking him to, why they didn’t cure him, what was cancer, and how does it take a person’s life. Finally, I have always excelled and had a love for science and math, which has assisted me through achieving my dreams of becoming a registered nurse. These experiences developed a few main personal traits

There are personality traits that one must have in order to be successful as a nurse. One needs to have emotional stability and the need to be able to cope with stress as most of nursing involves dealing with human suffering, death, emergencies, and other pressures. They need to hold a spirit of service with dedication, love, and tender care and the ability to empathize with their patients in order to try to understand what the patient is feeling and going through. They must be detail-oriented as one mistake in the nursing field could cost someone’s life. Nurses need to have intuition and immediate understanding of a problem without needing to think, this can save lives and prevent further illness. Most importantly, nurses need to have critical thinking. They need to be able to respond to constant changes and needs of the patient and be able to recognize patient problems. Overcoming anxiety and misunderstandings involves patience and compassion so care can be delivered with kindness, respect, and empathy. And lastly a nurse needs dedication in order to stay focused on

A registered nurse career is not only working with patients about their medicine but, Patient care, Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), Acute care, Case management, Clinical experience, Treatment planning, also a fitting environment will be provided to influence your success as a nurse considering the details of each work setting to find what best fits the nurse. I myself am passionate about being a nurse and working in different hospitals with different patients. I see myself working the job (and career) with everything in my power. RN is a handful of materials and skills you will be needing and learning, but being passionate about the job and career won't be a job for me but a lifestyle. I’m passionate about helping patients and knowing their life background, care for them as well as doing my job. Due to the fact that I have family who are nurses or doctors, I look up to them and how passionate and involved they are with their patients

Do you think being a RN is more than just a job or career goal? To me being a nurse is a calling or a way to help other people! I love being able to help other people and make them smile while doing it. I want to become a nurse because I love helping others, I would really love to make a difference in people's lives, and I really want to make enough money to help my family.

With my career goal is to become a nurse; just not ole any nurse, a great one. My strengths are very important to have. Faith is needed to help get through tough days and to also spiritually help your patients. I feel like whenever you do a task it should be done with integrity. Being a nurse, you have to be strong-minded and also able to heal and comfort mentally, emotionally, and physically, all great signs of a leader. You always have to remember that you can’t always do everything alone. Teamwork is very important in the healthcare field. Each job is important and is connected to one another. Communication is the key to many careers and very important to nursing because you have to build positive relationships with the people and patients around you.

Nurses may play different roles in the field, but their responsibilities are all very similar. Nurses must be confident in everything they do and be patient with people. They should have strong listening

Associate degree in nursing (AND) from a community or two-year college two-year program , bachelor’s of science degree in nursing (BSN) from a university four-year program, or a diploma from a hospital program.

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.

People always me ask this one question, “Why do I want to become a nurse?” Well, the significant reason that made me want to be a nurse is to help patients’ health issues and to nurse them with great care. There are some patients that could barely do anything and have fallen into despair, that’s why I am willing to help these patients while they are gradually recovering. Particularly, it all started when I began volunteering at the Memorial Hermann Hospital, I wanted to get a hands-on experience on what it’s like to assist the patient needs.

Choosing nursing as profession has been a mission of mine since I was in elementary school when my father had his colostomy surgery. Ever since his surgery, my father had a tough recovery which involved the hospital as his second home for a couple of years and him rarely at home. In those years, I saw how the nurses went above and beyond the call of duty to make sure that not only my father was well taken care of and comfortable during his recovery, but his family as well. Since then I have wanted and now want to become a nurse so I can dispense comfort, compassion, and care to the patients and their loved ones during the process of recovery. I want the opportunity to heal the heart, the mind, the soul and body of the patients and their families

As a child, I used to dream to help people because back in my country I saw many sick children’s who they live in the streets and didn’t have a place to stay when I saw that I decide to become a nurse because the career of nursing they paid well and I could afford to travel to difference places . On top of that I was always fascinated by the amount the respect and power they get from helping people and kids. But one of the most important reason to become a nurse was my mom, she died in a battle with cancer. lastly, I know by becoming a nurse, I will get stressed, but it doesn’t matter because I took a class with professor mike in psychology and I learned how to master stress and how to apply the technique’s in order to relieve stress but I also learned stress is good for a person because it’s part of being human.