My nursing carrier stared off at the bottom of the ladder, from care associate, to Licensed practical nurse, to associate in nursing, and now I have bachelor in the nursing. I have been working as a Registered nurse for over 11 years, and I have seen great positive changes towards health care .Changes in technology and in patient care as a whole. In my experience as a health care provider, I have seen a great need in the mental health patient and the lack of sufficient providers. My professional goal is to work in an area that will allow me to work with mental health patient in an advance nursing capacity. To work in this capacity I will require an advance degree in nursing. In my research looking school, I found out that many schools are not offering masters in mental health nurse practitioner program (PMHNP). …show more content…
Initially, I was drawn to Walden mainly because their program is 100 present online. However, as I further look into the university, I found out Walden’s mission and vision testimonial has resounding effect on me. The mission statements propel me to make a prompt decision to start my master program now. The School of Nursing (SON) vision and mission statements express my sense of learning. According to the Walden University SON (2011a), their vision is for graduates to contribute to nursing, health, and relate sciences to help transform the provision and care they offer their patient in health care nursing in continuum of care and across the human life span to meet the needs of their patient in communities that they serve. The knowledge that I am going to acquire through Walden will help me in the transformation of advance care to the population that I will be catering
Walden is a world class university using the-state-of-the-art technology to accomplish it mission and stand out high in the world. Per the vision of the university, as a graduate I should be capable to provide adequate societal solution to problem based on the knowledge I would acquire from Walden University. This to me implies integrity, respect, active listening, and a sound responds.
The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN, 2011). The essentials of Master’s Education for Advance Practice Nursing. Retrieved July 09. 2015.
I am a Mental Health Registered Nurse (RN) and being a Registered Nurse can be a stressful job, especially if you end up working overtime. If you decide to become a Mental Health Registered Nurse you are going to have to learn about the Education Requirements, Necessary Skills, The Salary, Job Duties and Job Benefits. When you are college you will need to take classes and learn until you have earned a Bachelor's degree or a Master’s degree. (Most hospitals prefer Master’s) According to allnursingschools.com “Committing to a master's degree program takes dedication, but it can have a huge impact on your nursing success in the form of new opportunities, from higher pay.” So getting a Master’s can benefit you in the future financially and
I am a mental health nurse in Georgia State, and I currently work with the Veterans at VA medical center in Atlanta. I am presently pursing an advanced practice nursing education with concentration in family practice nurse practitioner program.
Pursuing something new is fun and exciting, especially if the pursuit positively impacts someone else. I am grateful for the opportunity to re-enter grad school, this time at the doctorate level, to realize a dream that I’ve had since the
I agree with Walden University’s (2013a) view on social change that “Walden supports social change through the development of principled, knowledgeable, and ethical scholar-practitioners, who are and will become civic and professional role models by advancing the better of society” (para. 4). I plan to incorporate social change in my profession by applying my past work experiences and knowledge from school to become a better professional role model to my patients, co-workers and community. An example of one learning outcome for the Master of Science in Nursing is to “exhibit ongoing commitment to professional development” (Walden University, 2013b, para. 3). I am constantly trying to learn new ways to improve and better my knowledge and education. I recently obtained my Certified Emergency Nurse certification and will soon be taking the Certified Pediatric Emergency Nurse exam. I only hope that with my past experiences and my future knowledge gained at Walden University, I will be able to become a professional advocate and role model for the future of pediatric care and the patient population thereof.
You may be dead now, but you left a huge impact on the world and on the lives of high school and college students reading your essay Walden, for school. You spent two years at Walden Pond. Why you spent exactly that much time, why you got away from society, why you lived in a small house, will be cryptic to us. You say that this lifestyle was to avoid materialism and find yourself in nature to achieve transcendence. And, this was true in your large essay, for the most part. I began to learn from your writings (Walden, Civil disobedience), however confusing and metaphorical they are. I respect you and what you have taught society. But, you always contradict yourself. Also, I want to tell you know that in your essay of Walden you said that ‘’As you simplify live your life, the laws of the universe will be simple; solitude will not be solitude, poverty will not be poverty, nor weakness will be weakness.’’ I agree with you but considering that in the light of these modern days it is almost impossible to keep up with simplicity even though I know that to keep up with simplicity is a good thing. like I said, it is almost impossible for our generation to live without technology, without light, and without any facilities because in today’s modern world technology is one of the most important parts of each of the individual lives. Technology is like our soul, and we (the people) can’t live
Core beliefs are all around in every book, text, and paper. Yet, to find them it does take a little thinking. The core beliefs can be found in writings, such as, transcendentalism. Transcendentalism was a type of writing that showed idealist philosophical and social movements in New England around the 1830’s. Some of the writes of this type of writing was Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau. These two had a few transcendental texts with lots of core beliefs. They had almost all of the five core beliefs in them like importance of nature, nonconformity, confidence, self reliance, and confidence. The core belief that stood out the most between Emerson’s writing, From Nature, and Thoreau’s writing, Walden or Life in the Woods, was the importance of nature. In Nature by Emerson and Walden by Thoreau there are similar connections back to the importance of nature which can be broken up into society is bad, importance of land, and nature has wisdom.
I decided to further my nursing career by going back to school to obtain a graduate degree in Family Nurse Practitioner. For me, it was a logical choice, as I love to help my patients to the most of my ability but at the same time I felt limited by my current scope of practice. A degree in FNP will enable and equip me with the knowledge and skills to care for a wide range of patient population. It will also place me in a position of leadership to bring about much needed changes and advocacy in patient care and also for nursing as a profession.
Nursing 501 was a great way to start my graduate school education. Learning about ethics and health policy really allowed me to reflect on different aspects of healthcare that make up this complex system. To start off I was introduced to the different roles in advanced practice nursing and their influence on healthcare policies. This provided me with an idea of how I will make an influence on the healthcare system as a Clinical Nurse Leader and the similarities and differences between my future role as a CNL and other APNs.
To the Vanderbilt Nurse Residency Program admissions staff, As a senior nursing student at the University of New Hampshire expected to graduate in May, I am writing to express my sincere interest in the Nurse Residency Program at Vanderbilt Medical Center. Through my research and communication with current residences, I have been attracted to the opportunities Vanderbilt can provide me with as I begin my career as a nurse. While the fascinating field of nursing is ever evolving, my ultimate goals as a lifelong nurse remain stable. I intend to not only work towards my highest potential, but to do so with compassion. My practices have taught me that the world of nursing is not solely based on skills or classroom knowledge but rather, nursing is all encompassing involving many innate qualities.
In the future, I plan to work for the NHS as a mental health nurse in order to better the health care and treatment for patients. I’ve always had a desire to help people whilst also tackling new learning opportunities and therefore I would be suited for this course as I thrive on being challenged and have the determination and commitment that it takes to succeed and start a career in mental health nursing. I am really eager to learn the ropes of the job and really feel that I have what it takes to be a good university student. I believe that mental health nursing is a career that requires an individual to have emotional stability, empathy and commitment among many other skills that I feel I am able to demonstrate well.
As a short term goal, obtaining this postgraduate degree in Counseling Psychology and upgrade my career exposure to smoothen my plans to work as a certified & registered psychotherapist and counselor. For my long term goal, I intend to set up a multi-disciplinary rehabilitation clinic which will provide and offer services such as mental health related counseling services, massage therapy for patients suffering from acquired brain injuries and physical therapies.
As my career advances I want to use my Master’s degree to help me propel myself above other. Furthermore, I am looking for the next step to improve my resume when promotions come around for the Dearborn Heights Fire Department. I believe this degree will help me stand out when I interview and show the necessary skills of motivation, desire, leadership and loyalty when entering a leadership role within the department. Secondly, we are looking to pilot a community paramedic program which I am very interested in leading and helping organize within our community. Furthermore, I am looking to expand my skills and knowledge as a skilled professional. This degree will allow me to grow as a nurse and apply the knowledge learned within this program in a real life scenario. I would like to work as an advanced practice nurse in an acute care setting where I can help the most amounts of people possible. I also want to give back as well and teach others as much as possible. In our department we have hired many new registered nurses who I have been trusted to orient. This has given me the knowledge and confidence needed to prepare myself for a leadership role within the department and provide the necessary feedback to others to allow them to continue to grow as
As I only have an Associate’s degree in Nursing, much of this information is unfamiliar to me. I have not been exposed to the contents of this course before and thus the reasons I would like to set a foundation of theories for professional nursing practice. Much of the information in this course is imperative in maintain an appropriate and professional role in nursing.