Personal Statement 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
communities. These settings all have their unique advantages and challenges and being exposed to them during my undergraduate career has given me a holistic view of health care needs in Michigan. As an intern at MAFP, I have developed my intra-professional skills to effectively communicate and collaborate with others. Lastly,
I have wanted to be a nurse or a teacher for as long as I can recall. However, when I was in high school I felt as if I had a calling to serve in the military. At that time, I was very naïve and did not understand how the military worked, but I knew I wanted to serve. Then, September 11, 2001 happened and I knew what I had to do. That is when I made the decision to become a nurse and serve in the United States Navy. Thus far, I have had the honor and privilege of serving on active duty in
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. My demonstrated professional commitment to my work can be seen in the role of Property Manager. With a large portfolio of 130 properties the workload was very heavy and in
I love being a nurse. A bedside nurse. More often than not when I finish a 12-hour shift, the soles of my feet burn, my back and shoulders ache, and my clothes and hair reek of stale urine. My parents, both of whom are computer engineers, often wonder why I decided to choose a career path where I voluntarily put myself through such difficulties. Truthfully, there are times where I have difficulty answering that question for myself. But amidst the chaotic, stressful shifts, it’s important to take
Professional standards are put in to better a workplace and outline the professional standards that are expected within that place of work. The Code of Professional Conduct for nurses is intended to provide guidance to nurses and midwives in their practice – members of the public are entitled to expect nurses and midwives to conduct themselves in accord with these guidelines and standards (‘Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia – Professional Codes & Guidelines’, n.d.). There is also the Code
A philosophy is a statement of values and beliefs to help guide one through their career. A personal philosophy should mirror the views of the individual and help shape their work to coincide with their personal values and beliefs (Marquis & Huston, 2015). Nursing is a unique career that makes nurses examine themselves and their own life in order to provide the best care for all patients. It is important for a nurse to realize their own beliefs and learn how to incorporate them into their care in
for countless reasons. In fact, it voids the very essence of nursing which is care and respect for the patient. Nurses are supposed to take great pains with ensuring patient privacy and with according them respect and honor. Two of the key principles in the Nursing Code of Ethics for Nurses in Australia are the following: Nurses value quality nursing care for all people. Nurses value respect and kindness for self and others. (ANMC (nd), p2) The practitioners above, by doing what they did
Professional Code of Conduct Fadrique R. Charlot Nova Southeastern University Professional Code of Conduct Health professionals hold the commitment of providing quality health care to the society in order to fulfil the health concerns of the general population presented daily. Hence, health care practices are established on ethical principles concerning the life and health of human being accordingly. Its values place all obligation in which patients are protected from harm and hold
I Am a Nurse Modern nurses sit at the forefront of a profession that has changed dramatically in recent decades and has the opportunity to continue evolving as time moves forward. The work and effort of current and early nurses has paved the pathway of opportunity for new nurses and nursing students. Nurses are given the chance to define who they are within the profession. Nursing is not simply a subordinate role to physicians, but a vocation with a unique set of theories, principals, and a broad