Romane Talleyrand: My Experience As A Registered Nurse

My name is Vik Seedheeyan. I have been working for the Raphael Medical Centre for the past 22 years. I started off as a care assistant. I then went to do my nurse training and became a Registered Mental Health Nurse. I took on more responsibilities and worked my way up becoming the Team Leader, then Nurse Manager and recently I was appointed as the Director of Nursing.

For this assignment I was able to interview Regina Bowman RN, BSN. Her current position is that of the Director of Medical Surgical Nursing. Her position places her over top of seven nursing units between two facilities. Regina graduated from the Mercer Medical School of Nursing in 1979 with her diploma in nursing. The Mercer medical school of nursing is still in operation although it has been renamed the Capital Health School of Nursing. Her return to school started after graduation. She enrolled at Mercer County Community College to obtain her Associates. Secondly she attended La Salle University and received her Bachelor’s in Nursing in 2003. Lastly she is currently enrolled at the Thomas Edison State University, and has a

In 2013, I graduated from Mount Olive College with a Bachelor of Science is Clinical Psychology. As an undergraduate I did my internship with the state of North Carolina – Vocational Rehabilitation at WorkSource East in Goldsboro, NC. I am currently in a counseling training program at East Carolina University where I am working on obtaining my Master’s in Substance Abuse and Clinical Counseling.

My name is Canary McClinton, born last in a family of five, raised in Mississippi, nursing has become a big thing for me and my family. Things did not come on a silver platter for us, especially with my recent graduation out of college. I recently Finished Mississippi Delta Community College school of Nursing. And Currently, I’m pursuing a bachelors degree in Business.

My name is Adetola Stephen Okutubo, people call me Stephen. I have been married for 15 years to a loving and amazing wife; now a father of three beautiful and wonderful girls. I graduated from University of Texas, at Houston and have been a nurse for five years. I currently work with Memorial Hermann

I am currently a second semester nursing student at The Valley Foundation School of Nursing at San Jose State University. I will be begin my clinical training at El Camino Hospital this upcoming spring semester.

I am Kathy Binarao, a senior at Brunswick High School and is a student planning to pursue her education and attend college. The college I plan to go to that offers the courses I plan to take has a tuition and boarding fee of $35,000 plus, which means I truly need a whole lot of financial assistance. I was accepted at Liberty University as early as October, and now am seeking for some helpful scholarships. I plan on majoring in Nursing (B.S.N.), which is a science field, to become a Registered Nurse one day. Basically, it’s more like a Traveling Nurse, for I will minor in Aeronautics: Flight Attendant at the same time. I dreamed of traveling the world, not only to enjoy visiting places, but also be a helping nurse serving people residing in

Life of a Registered Nurse How do Registered Nurses qualify for their jobs? Registered Nurses have a lot of tasks they do to help people each day. They have management duties, education certifications, and professional skills to be able to help people. The life of a Registered Nurse could be worth the training and the job could be enjoyable. When deciding on a career a Registered Nurse would be something to look into, because Registered Nurses have plenty of duties and amazing job opportunities.

I received my ASN in 1989 from Georgia Perimeter College in Atlanta, GA, and my BSN in 1995 from the University of South Alabama in Mobile, AL. During my studies, we had two additional daughters; both of whom are now masters prepared educators in the city of Dallas school system. Taking care of our now 36-year old mentally challenged daughter is still an awesome experience. I have never regretted taking the path to nursing and I am thankful that my initial college experiences did not reflect my potential as a professional

Nursing has changed over time from the instruments that are used, the process that procedures are done, and many medical advances. Nursing back in the Florence Nightingale days did not have specialties like we do today either. Nursing has a whole has progressed significantly since then. I believe that the history of nursing is important because we as nurses need to know where we come from and how this profession became what it is today. Without many prominent nurses such as Florence Nightingale, Mary Breckinridge, Agatha Cobourg Hodgins, and Adda Eldredge nursing would not be what it is today. The American Association for the History of Nursing is an association that nurses can join if they have an interest in the history of

I am a foreign born woman from Thailand and married to an American husband. We have two children, a twelve-year-old daughter and a ten-year-old son. We move here eight years ago from Bangkok, Thailand. Nursing is my second career after being an environmental engineer, a sale executive, and a stay-at-home mom. I went back school after my son went school. I earned Advance Degree in Nursing from Valencia College. After graduated, I started my nursing career at Florida Hospital Orlando. Over a year after working on my first unit, I enrolled in a BSN program and received my BSN from University of Central Florida in May 2015.

they also receive on the job training as education through trial and error while working

My nursing background is in women and children’s health care. As a clinician, I have practiced in acute and primary care settings. My professional interests include nursing genomics, nursing leadership, and new program development.

In my family, I come from a long line of women who are nurses. They all show and talk about how proud they are of their work and how difficult the job can be. I’ve heard stories growing up about how long the odd hours are and the crazy indescribable things you may encounter as a nurse in the emergency room or operating room. I can imagine the stress and the emotional front my relatives have to put on a daily basis. It seems like to me that this job should only be recommended to those who are able to put their emotions aside for the sake of their job and the patients that they treat. Nursing also has it benefits too, such as the feeling of joy when you are able to help take care of someone very ill and to see them get better because of your care. My cousin Gretchen explains what her favorite thing and least favorite thing about being a registered nurse. She explains, “I love being respected and trusted by people during their recovery period in the hospital”. She also talks about how proud she is about doing something that appreciated and at the same time is vital for all human beings. Her least favorite part of working as a registered nurse is handling numerous patients who all have very different personalities as well as illnesses. I think anyone would feel this way if they were in my cousin’s situation as a nurse who deals with all sorts of people on a daily basis. Having a small amount of patients at a time is easy to manage and is still pretty stressful, but dealing with

Ever since I was young, the most eye-catching career that caught my attention was nursing. I had always been interested in their ability to take care of patients in the hospitals and help those in need. Although I do not have any family influence during my youth, I was determined that this career was going to be my goal for a good profession as an adult. I wanted to provide support, care, and comfort to people who are not availed with advanced medical technologies, such as those in my home town, Ormoc City, PHL, who are suffering from extreme poverty. Not only does being a nurse guarantee the best of others, it also promises a secure life for me and my own family in the future. The perks and benefits of nursing are, first and