Pursuing My Nursing Career

In your nursing career or personal life, have you volunteered your services? If so, please describe the facility and your experience. If not, why?

Upon completion of my bachelor’s degree program, I will try to seek employment with my hospital human resources department as a generalist. I currently work with staffing and with a bachelor’s degree in management; I believe I would be ready to move up to a higher level. The transition from staffing to human resources I believe would be smooth, because I am familiar with the hiring process and I am also knowledgeable with dealing with outside staffing agencies.

In May of 2015, I completed my nursing degree from the accredited nursing program at Carteret Community College with an Associate in Applied Science in Nursing. My dedication and hard work to my studies can be seen through my three year membership in the Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society. As a new graduate in the nursing field, my objective is to grow and engage in the knowledge and expertise of my chosen profession. I am very flexible and eager to begin utilizing my newly acquired degree. Therefore, please considered my resume for the Transition to the Practice New Nursing Resident Program at Carteret Health Care.

There was never a lot of diversity in the types of jobs available for nurses in the past but as time went by nursing careers became more diverse and developed specialties. Due to the increase of specialties within the nursing field, there are plenty of advancement opportunities for people to pursue. Today's nurses can earn certifications or acquire advanced nursing degrees to grow in their roles and also increase their salaries(___) Registered nurses earn an annual average wage of 68,450, as stated by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2016, compared to 37, 738 in 1992.

Since I was in grade school I always had a dream of going to college and becoming a doctor. I pushed myself to maintain an “A average” and continued to be involved in sports and school activities. Both my personal and professional lifetime goals in life are to provide and offer true love and compassion for humanity. With my goal of obtaining a nursing degree is extremely important to me as it would allow me the opportunity to fulfill my career goals and desires.

After researching many nursing careers there are three that are stick out. Although salary is a big deal today, one must be aware of the specifics of a job to make sure they enjoy the job. Three interesting nursing careers are nurse educator, traveling nurse and a pediatric nurse.

One of my main goal for my future is passionate in everything i do and do the things i desire the most .Pursuing a degree in Nursing has always been a lifetime’s aspiration . Careers in Nursing contributed to those in need and creates a bond patients . Its always something that perceived that it would draw my attention . During the years , of me serving in the nursery at my church it made realize the potential have for caring people. Out of any other career i believe nursing would fit me best for me .

To volunteer with the University of California, Los Angeles Health Department would be an ideal setting given that this experience would allow for personal growth and advancement. Expanding my horizon wherever possible is the objective and that is apparent in continuing knowledge through college. However, there is not an importance on the location seeing that acquiring and developing practice as well as exposure has more importance. Regardless, if I am presented with an opportunity to explore my career path in a respected facility I will not pass up the occasion. The possibilities are endless in this world and I want to contribute to the goodness this world has to offer seeing that I am capable and I have the right tools to excel at any task assigned. Contributing back to the community through

I believe that I am prepared to face the challenges and demands of the nursing program at Sumner College. Nursing programs are intensive and demanding which require a lot of study time and good study skills, both of which I have. Nursing is my passion, so classes and clinicals will be a pleasure for me. I’m determined to do the very best that I can to meet and exceed the goals that I and Sumner College has set forth to be an RN student.

I am looking to pursue a career path in the health industry and believe that this Job can help further my goals. I plan to study a Bachelor of nursing in 2018 to become a registered nurse, and my application for the role combat medic in the ADF reserves is still in process. I am serious about a career in the Health Industry, and is determined and willing to undergo whatever training is necessary for me to adequately perform my job in the best way. I really believe in doing a job that allows me to support my community and improve people’s life. I am hoping to earn this position so that I can get a head start into my career. I believe that although I may not have the qualification yet, I have qualities that are desirable for this occupation.

At its beginning, nurses were not respected until the mother of nursing, Florence Nightingale helped revolutionize the world of nursing and create a standard for the highly regarded profession for what it is known as today. The nursing profession has shown its incredible ability to adapt to changes, especially in healthcare needs. When I think about myself as a nurse, I see traits in myself that exemplify the sheer standard expected of a nurse. A nurse must be resilient, flexible, graceful in stressful situations, determined to provide the best care for the well-being of any patient regardless of personal biases, and ultimately, compassion. One of the reasons I chose to pursue a lifetime career in nursing is that there are many places this career can take me. I know I will learn more in the field than I ever could sitting behind a desk. Nurses care to change the lives of their patients, community, and even the world. I believe nursing encompasses the best qualities of a person and gives any ordinary person the chance of being extraordinary.

Without thinking, nursing is what I have always known I would pursue as a career. This is not me employing platitudes to convey my connate aspiration to be a healthcare professional — it is simply the truth. My determination to become a nurse is unrelenting: even after my tumultuous adolescent years, and a brief flirtation with pursuing a career in journalism, I am undeterred.

The desire to study Adult Nursing has stemmed from watching various nurses care for my sister during her time at the Intensive Care Unit at Leeds General Infirmary. This has demonstrated that nurses are the heart of patient care, with their drive and passion for what they do making a real difference to our lives. Having witnessed this first-hand, I was drawn towards pursuing a career in healthcare to care for those who need caring for. Consequently, I am currently completing my extended diploma in Health and Social Care aiming for a grade of D*D*D.

As a senior in high school, if I was asked what my plans were for the future, I would have had a definite answer. I wanted to attend Indiana University Bloomington and major in Nursing to eventually become a nurse practitioner. I truly thought that was what I wanted to do with my life. If I were told that I would be attending Hanover and no longer had any interest in nursing as a career, I would probably laugh. I was so sure that was what I wanted to do, but since then all my plans have changed. This first semester at Hanover has taught me that I had no idea what I wanted to do, but I now have more of an idea of where to go and what to do at this point in my college career.

Thinking about my career after I graduate high school is very stressful, but in the past week and a half I think I have decided that I would like to do nursing. The thing that made me become interested in nursing is that I want to help people, I like the blood and I feel like the sicker they are the better for me because I can help get them better and stronger. I want to do something in my life where I feel like I am making a difference, I want the rush of adrenaline when saving someone's life. Realizing that nursing is really what I would love to do is because my dad went in for open heart surgery last Monday on October 1st. He had a triple bypass surgery to help remove the blockage in his heart for future complications. The surgeon said “the surgery went amazing, it was all by the book it was a textbook procedure.” Tuesday, October 2nd. My dad had a heart attack, although he was not aware of it, he kept saying that he was in pain because of the incision, the nurse Ian ordered an Electrocardiogram (EKG) to see if any blockage was in the heart and to see if he in fact was having a heart attack. Once the EKG was done, they found two blood clots in the graphs that they bypassed, they then had to put in four stints back through the main arteries. When all of this was completed, they took him back to the intensive care unit (ICU), the following two days, Wednesday and Thursday, he was doing amazing, he was eating, he was very alert, and healing well. Thursday night the