Personal Statement Of Purpose: A Career As A Registered Nurse

Nurse practitioners are nurses with advanced training and education who are able to perform tasks done by doctors. I yearn to earn a master’s degree in nursing to have an advanced education. I intend to work in a hospital to help numerous patients. Throughout my four years in high school, I have always aspired to be the best by maintaining a 3.8 grade point average. With substantial knowledge, I will be an outstanding nurse. My vision as a nurse is allowing arrant communication between a patient and a health advisor by translating for those who are only able to speak Spanish.

My short-term goals are to gain acceptance into Nurse Practitioner school and commit to clinical and academic excellence throughout my education. I plan to immerse myself in my professional development and to continue improvement of my advanced practice role. My long-term goal is to oversee stroke patients in an acute care facility and be actively involved in their care as they move to rehabilitation services and eventually recovery. I plan to use my knowledge of critical care and family practices to develop a holistic plan of care for patients, which will involve treating both their acute and chronic

My name is Sergo Colin and am a junior nursing major working towards a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and then Registered Nursing Certification. I am from (City/State, Country) and currently reside in (City, State, etc.). I work as an Assistant Director of Nursing in a Skilled Nursing Facility. From an early age, I knew I was interested in helping people; my parents tell stories of helping to tend to the neighborhood animals, real or stuffed, and my fascination with anything with a medical theme on television. As I matured, I knew that I wanted to be in one of the healing professions, but it seemed to me that many physicians and specialists, while certainly a vital part of the healthcare paradigm, are more and more distanced from the patient due to staffing and fiscal issues. Modern nursing, though, has changed drastically from even a few decades ago. The modern nurse is no simply an assistant to the physician, but an integral part of the communication and advocacy process with the patient, the patient's family, indeed - all the stakeholders surrounding the issue of the best care possible for the client.

Continuing with that mindset I was able to set my goals accordingly. After high school I hope to attend Chamberlain College of nursing, and obtain a Bachelors degree of science in nursing. Following that I would love to get an entry level position at a hospital, and then work my way up. While doing this I’d like to continue going to school for a Master’s of Science in nursing so I can pursue a career as a nurse practitioner. I want to become a nurse practitioner because I feel like it’d suit me best. I’d be able to do a wide range of things I’d still have the interaction with the patient when taking their vital signs and marking their symptoms, but I’d also obtain the skill set that would allow me to diagnose them and prescribe treatment. That’s my end goal to acquire the skill set needed to be a successful Nurse practitioner.

To become a nurse practitioner, I must receive my DNP, the doctorate of nursing practice. This degree will be a success in my life because it will show my continuous pursuit of education. I treasure my academics and my education, and I want to continue to learn as I grow older. I believe that my ideal career is a nurse practitioner because it requires extending past a bachelor’s degree, obtaining more education in the process. I do not want to stop learning nor do I want to remain stagnant in my career. Continuing my education is an important success to

Throughout my High School career I have known what I want to study, and what I want to be for the rest of my life; I want to major in Nursing, and become a Registered Nurse. I was about eight years old when I had first been interested in all the shows and movies incorporating the health field. Consequently, it was more recent that I had accustomed this field is for me. The experience I encountered at clinicals to become a CNA had made me truly recognize that this was for me. I love being able to help others. I feel my best knowing I have just helped somebody. I have all the skills that I know will get me to where I need to be to have a successful college career, and future as a Registered Nurse. A great deal of students nowadays

I’m going to go to community college to get my associates degree in nursing chose nursing because I love to take care of people and to be around them I want to become an Rn at Kaiser Hospital because they are a big company and a lot of people go there to get taken care of. I mainly love kids that’s why I’m doing it.

Prior to my sophomore year I was honestly clueless of what I wanted to do, but as soon as I discovered that I wanted a career in the medical field I intended to do anything I could that would help me achieve my goal that is to first become a Registered Nurse. I took more vigorous classes, classes that would help my career, as well as by doing running start.

Lydia is 39 years old she went to Mission College Nursing Program. Lydia is about 5’4 and has short black hair. She always has a big smile on her face. She began her post secondary education in the fall of 1996 and graduated in the fall of 2000. She lives in San Jose California, is married and has two kids. She has a daughter named Brianna and she is a freshman, and a son named Luis Fernando he is a 5th grader. Most of her time is dedicated to her family. I interviewed Lydia because I wanted to know more about her education and why she choose to be a nurse.

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.

Why a nurse? Even as a little kid, I have always wondered what my purpose in life is. I was not your typical fourth grader. When I was asked what I wanted to be when I got older, my answer was a Dog Breeder.

When I first started training to be a nurse, my most compelling reason for peruse in the career was to care for the sick. Now that I am approaching the end of my three years of training my rationale has changed, I now want to empower patients in regards to their own health, supporting families in need, care for the ‘sick’ child and make a difference amongst as many people as I can.

For as long as I can remember I always wanted to become a nurse. Throughout high school I have maintained straight A’s and have maintained a 3.5 GPA or higher. As of now my GPA is a 3.7 and I am ranked 12 in a class of at least 123 students. I have been a member of the National Honors Society for two years. This program has helped me push harder for the things that I want to achieve in life. I have also been enrolled into the EMT and Nurse’s Aide dual enrollment class. I am also involved in extracurricular activities as well and with those activities I have presented tremendous leadership skills. I was captain of the volleyball team this year and I have also earned my rights of being captain of the indoor and outdoor track and field team for

I am currently working as a personal carer at the residential aged care facility. With the nature of work, I witnessed many residents suffer from various cognitive impairment conditions. Driven by a desire to understand the foundations of psychiatric disorders, I decided to return to school to study nursing, especially mental health field. While my professional interests were aimed to the geriatric nursing, later experiences have redirected me towards a career to the mental health area. By studying a higher education in the university, I would be able to pursuit nursing career as a registered nurse with the academic and practical knowledge that I will be gaining throughout the course and it will be beneficial to my career preparation by obtaining new experiences and enhancing evidence-based nursing skills with a variety of academic studies and researches.

As a child, there were many professions that I wanted to be, and the one I found the most captivating was nursing. Although I knew that nursing would be a challenge, I knew that I had to pursue that specific career. Mainly because when I was in 5th grade, my father was always in and out of the hospital, due to multiple conditions. Throughout the past 6 years, it has been motivating and encouraging me to have the capability to help those who are in need. Also growing up, I found that helping others fulfills my heart gives me gratification. Along the way, I have picked up a few tricks about healthcare and my well-being. Aside from nursing, some other personal goals of mine’s is to have my own family, and to move to my dream city of San Diego.