Statement Of Purpose: A Career As A Nursing Assistant

The career that I plan on pursing would hands down have to be Certified Nursing Assistant. Some people may wonder why I decided to settle with this profession so I guess we’ll just have to take a walk down memory lane. Ever since I was a little girl I love watching nurses work. I never really realized how much I wanted to be a Certified Nursing Assistant until my grandmother took sick at home she had home aids come and see her routinely. I watched my grandmother struggle with her health issues and I also watched how caring and proficient the nurses were towards my grandmother. Seeing my grandmother go through the things she went through definitely made it clear to me that I wanted to do in life. And that was helping all others just like my

Since childhood, I have always wanted to be a nurse. Nursing comes naturally for me. It is my passion to show empathy and compassion indiscriminately. I am already in a position of providing care in the role of caregiver, but a higher education will expand my scope of practice and feed my passion to grow professionally.

I am a spouse of an ARMY active duty soldier who has three beautiful kids. I have a passion for nursing and cannot wait to finish my degree in this field. I have been a certified nursing assistant for the last ten years while raising my family and moving around the U.S. with my husband due to him being in the military. As a CNA, my love for nursing and taking care of people grew to a passion. I knew this was my calling. Due to moving a lot these last few years and having to go through multiple deployments with my spouse it has become challenging to finish my degree, but has not stopped me. Just set me back some. I really want to show my kids that it is possible to accomplish your dreams despite what life throws at you. However, with the economy downfall and the rise of cost for living it is becoming a struggle financially to pay for college. It is a consent battle whether to pay for things your family needs or to pay for another set of classes to take. I have recently been accepted into the CTC Nursing program. This means I am only two years from graduating with my degree in nursing. I am undeniable motivated to finish what I started not only for my family, but to prove to myself that anything is possible.

Often working directly under a nurse, the Certified Nursing Assistant or CNA, is a versatile job that varies from state to state. However, one thing that always stays true is that CNA’s play an important role in caring for the patient as they often spend the most time with them.

The career I researched about is a Nursing Assistant. Nursing Assistants help patients with the daily things we do as individuals to help ourselves. The personal qualities and abilities within this job is getting the special things the patient needs in order to be healthy, such as grooming the patient, brushing the teeth of the patient, observing them, helping patients walk, making their beds, and they helping with the bowel and bladder problems for their care. In the United states it is required for Health care facilities to have Nursing Assistants. The educational requirements for a Nursing Assistant is to have a CNA credential and also a state registration. Nursing Assistants need to take programs such as a certificate program in nursing assistance. Usually you may go to a community college to have the proper education needed for the job or you may go to a university. The certificate program to become a nursing assistant takes about 18 weeks or a whole semester. Lastly they need to

After high school, I am planning to transfer to a four-year university. I would like to get the necessary degree to become a pediatrician. Sometimes thing do not always go as planned and you must have a backup plan. If I do not end up going to four-year university, I plan on going to a community college to a get a job where a major degree is not needed. I would probably go to a community college to become a certified nursing assistant. I would want to become a CNA because my dream would be to work in the medical field.

The career as a nurse's assistant (CNA) is to provide care for patients and perform treatments procedures that require skills and knowledge.

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I am seeking employment as an entry level nursing assistant. I would like to join my personal healthcare experiences to the Mercy team’s talents to jointly give the best service to the patients of Mercy Hospital. I have been interested in nursing the past six years. Over the past two years, I have become passionate about nursing, specifically ICU nursing, and I coming to a point in my life where I am wanting to begin stepping into this career choice. I am very compassionate, empathetic, and feel that the experiences that I have endured with my daughter these past two plus years have given me a passion to provide excellent and loving care to ill patients.

I think I deserve The Wright Health Partners Health Careers Academy Scholarship because all my life I have always wanted to be a certified nurse assistant. I dropped out of high school and never got the opportunity to finish high school or even get to go to post secondary school education, because I got pregnant with my first child. I never really got the chance to further my education like I wanted. I have worked as a housekeeper to support my family. My professional goals that I want to achieve in these two years are: I would like to get my Certified Nurse Assistant certification. After completing the course and getting experience as a Certified Nurse Assistant, I would like to go back to school to study in the medical field as a Registered Nurse. Finishing nursing school would have to be one of my main goals being accomplished. I hope that my

I moved to United States thirteen years ago, to further my education. I had not really thought about a career path I wanted to purse after graduating, although my two choices were teaching and nursing. While I was attending college, I worked part-time with a nursing agency as a nursing assistant to raise some money for my bills. This is when my passion for nursing career started. After graduating from Morgan State University, I got a job with Baltimore City Schools. After one and half years of teaching, I realized that this was not the career path I had expected to pursue. I needed a career that would give me an opportunity to grow and develop my strengths. I also needed a career that match my passion of helping others.

I am writing to express my interest in the Registered Nurse position at Gundersen Health System. As a new Graduate RN from Western Technical College with current Wisconsin RN Licensure and 6 years of experience as a CNA, I feel confident that my talents will be extremely beneficial to your facility.

With the help of my parents and student loans, I have been able to pay for college tuition and expenses, however they are getting older and financial aid is necessary for me to support my education to graduate school without having to burden my parents and apply for more student loans. Working a part-time job while taking a full-time course load has not allowed me to cover tuition expenses that are leftover after the contribution from my parents and loans. Being in an undergraduate program taking pre-requisites necessary for Physician Assistant school has been a strenuous and rewarding experience which leads to having sufficient funds to finish the undergraduate program and applying for graduate school an option that would allow me to enrich

The career I am focused on is a registered nurse. Registered nurses help in the hospital to the people who are sick and they also educate their patients so they are able to take care of themselves. The importance of the career I am focusing on is that you have to care for patients and you have to be able to have emotional stability. The reason it is important and interesting to me is because I like working and communicating with people, I also like being helpful.

Since the beginning my school days, people have always asked me what profession I wanted to pursue in the future. I would always say that I wanted to become a doctor; my desire was to cure the sick and help the injured. This year I am a junior in high, which means that I am more aware of what I want to do. After researching the process it takes to become a doctor and the amount of money involved I knew that career was not for me. This year I have changed my major to nursing. When I graduate from high school, I plan to go straight into a four year university to become a neonatal nurse practitioner. After touring over twenty different colleges I found my dream school, in Nashville Tennessee called Belmont University. Belmont offers an amazing nursing program that I would like to be a part of it in the near future.