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.
I have worked with a myriad of nurses (senior and junior alike) whilst training, many of whom have inspired me and I aspire to be like them if not better. They have given me a willingness to reach out to others. I have been told numerous of times that I work well within a team and I have the ability to recognise if a college requires help or support.
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I have always adhered to the NMC (Nursing Midwifery Council) and will continue to do so. Respecting confidentially, dignity, autonomy at all times.
My time as a student nurse has not been plain sailing with a number of personal issues arising which affected my learning. My mother died, my daughter was born premature needing heart surgery and I moved home. All of these things were life changing events which caused me a lot of stress but I still kept my desire to stay on and complete my course, if anything the loss of my mother has increased my desire to care for and help those that require it. I believe my desire and motivation say a lot about my strength of character. I am truly motivated and very hard working completing all tasks to the best of my ability but I am also open to criticism and change. I am aware of areas of improvement and development such as independent decision making, delegation and fluid documentation and will conscientiously work on these.
I am a mother of five and this may be my biggest asset to date. I have been able to utilise a lot of the skills needed as a mother to enhance my relationship and ability to communicate with the families. I have the ability to empathise with and build relationships with struggling families, alleviate fears in the anxious parent, and talk to the non-compliant teenager all of which requires me to gain their trust. I often think
Caring for others has always been a passion of mine, and becoming a nurse has always been my dream. While my dream has turned reality, I can say that nursing has blessed me with the opportunity to not only be a servant to those in my community, but it has also allowed me to be of some comfort to patients and their loved ones during their darkest and most vulnerable moments. Nursing offers a variety of opportunities, where the only restrictions are the ones we set for ourselves. As for myself, all things are possible, for if I want it, I strongly believe it’s already mine. The depths that I will go to reach the latitude of success that I so desire is boundless.
There are few certainties of what one will encounter during life. A common joke names two: death and
I am a hardworking student who is highly motivated to go to college and pursue a nursing career. I try my best to be the most responsible person I can be by always completing all the duties and responsibilities that need to be completed. I am able to learn and memorize information in a short amount of time and be able to remember it afterward. These qualities can be very beneficial when it comes to succeeding in college. I am the type of person who does not give up and always tries to find a way out of any situation. I believe I am a very patient person and willing to help anybody and believe this is important when it comes to pursuing a nursing career. I believe the qualities I have developed throughout the years will help me be able to succeed
My ambition is to graduate St. Francis College as a Registered Nurse with a Bachelor’s degree in the upcoming years. Although majoring in nursing will not be easy, I feel I am prepared for the challenge. At this time in my life I cannot see myself majoring in anything else. As a young girl, with a mother working in the medical field, I was always fascinated going to work with her. Working in a doctor’s office these past two and a half years myself has given me much experience with patients and has made it more to clear to me that this is what I want to pursue as a career. I wish to be a nurse because I seem to get a feeling of warmth and internal satisfaction when helping those in need. I have begun to learn that medicine is not the only cure for people’s ailments. It is the care they receive by those around them whether it is in a hospital, nursing home, or even their own home. This is where I believe that I can make a great difference in people 's lives by helping them recover.
In my view, the nursing field is a very challenging career that gives me the opportunity to promote well-being the community. At a young age, I was taught to care for others when possible and nursing makes it possible to share my gift of caring. I want to earn my patient’s trust and support them in recovery. Only a limited amount of people has
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For the past three years I have been employed at Property Pro's as an independent contractor. I have experience being a leader, motivating others, being creative, and working in a team. Although I love my current role, I feel I’m now ready for a more challenging occupation which is why I have chosen nursing. I attended WITC while I was in high school to receive my Certified Nursing Assistant. I used these skills at IRIS, where I worked for 6 months with an elderly woman. I started the Pre-Nursing Program in Spring 2015. I had taken a semester off so I could work to be able to afford college. I have loved attending college so far and look forward to my adventure at WITC throughout the next two
Nursing as a career seems to inspire a certain type of person. It has also called to me quite personally as a path that suits me. There are a lot of aspects of nursing that appeal to me, for a few reasons. The first being my interest in the scientific field, and the endless fascination I have with how our bodies make us who we as humans are, unique and impressive. The second being the opportunity to use my skills and interest to help those who cannot help themselves. Foremost, those who are sick, injured, or otherwise need some type of personalized medical care. As a nurse I will be able to fill a very important role in their recovery, and equally as important, their comfort and feeling of safety during that time. Second, those who are close
I think my strong desire to be in a position to help and teach will help me achieve my goals in my nursing career. I remember how my experience in nursing school was and how I felt the instructors were there to hinder more than help. I want to make a positive impact on nursing students and their outlook on their future nursing career.
“How’s everything going with you this evening?” the voter on the other end of the phone asks with friendly interest so genuine it almost catches me off-guard.
I believe the experience I’ve gained from the work force will be a valuable tool as a nurse. When I think of a nurse I imagine a compassionate, smart, and caring person. I don’t think I would possess these qualities if I was coming straight from high school. Metaphorically speaking, I know that all people suffer in their own battles. I am now older, wiser, and more compassionate and understand when patients are sick they need to encounter a nurse that can give them compassion, understanding, loving care, correct information, and a listening
The road to becoming a nurse is a constant struggle. Go ahead and laugh, I’m laughing at myself for that ridiculously unnecessary statement. However, it makes sense for me because this was a struggle that I was rather oblivious to as a high school senior when I grasped God’s hand and said “Okay God, I follow where you lead.” If nothing else, thanks to that, I know even in the darkest of moments that I am right where I am supposed to be. This is where God wants me and this is where I’ll stay. However, this doesn’t mean that I’m immune to discouragement or doubt. Going to interview these nurses was one of the most affirming and encouraging experiences I’ve had since coming to school. When I told Nurse Peters that I wanted to be a nurse even more
When I was a child, I wanted to become a physician, since people around my community spoke highly of them. I grew up in a rural area, so the doctor was second famous person in the community beside the mayor. Everyday, each sick patient came with gloomy face, yet he had a magical power to put a smile in patients’ faces. Furthermore, he gets to wear a white coat with a cool nametag, and own a polished black Mercedes in a clinic’s parking lot. I always thought that this is the ideal job in the world.
Born as a South Korean, but lived in various places around the world. Blended with people who did not share the same culture, language, race, belief, and tradition - which an elementary girl had to take in a lot. Growing up in Pakistan and living in an International Boarding School was not an easy life. Having to acclimate with various types of nationalities, I had to go through many clashes and conflicts. This is where most of my experiences came from - struggling with students and adults at my high school. For five years studying in Pakistan, I went through moments when my life was falling apart and moments when my life was going smooth. These stages of my life gave me so much agony, pessimism, despondency, and blinded me from seeing the purpose and meaning of life. On the other hand, it also did give me laughter and happiness. However, under those circumstances, I strived to fight with differences and problems that I had to come across with, but the hardest part was when there was no one there by my side. Nevertheless, because of my unique lifestyle and experiences, it persuaded me to have a passion for helping teenagers. The reason is because there will and there are people who are going through the same situation as I went through. As for this, I want teenagers or anyone to know that there is someone who is always willing to reach out. Someone who can be reliable. Someone who can listen. Someone who can advise. Someone who can care. Someone who can influence. And these
My decision to pursue a PhD is derived from my passion for science and engineering paired with my abilities in the field of machine learning and applied statistics. I consider myself fortunate to be part of the Department of Computer Science, University of Florida for my master studies. More importantly, I am glad to have two excellent professors in this field as advisors, Dr. Pader and Dr. Jilson, who are guiding me throughout my graduate studies. They assisted me to decide and pursue the courses and topics that interested me. During my first semester, I took the course Mathematical methods for Intelligent Systems that gave me a strong base for applied mathematics in the field of intelligent systems. Similarly, the research course