My Luminous Career Path Growing up in a poor country where there were insufficient medical supplies and nurses was very frustrating. Fortunately, I had my mom’s friend who was a nurse in the neighborhood. She was always going above and beyond her scope to deliver the best service to everyone she encountered with, although she was setting in a hospital. After witnessing her dedication and her differences she made as a nurse, ever since in my early teen years, I was always making a difference in
In the book The Refugees, the question “In the future. What do you want to do with yourself?” was asked. It is a question that most people are afraid to answer due to lack of certainty. Most people are uncertain what the future holds. Yet it is always best to plan, or at least visualize how they want their future to look like. This also applies to present. Especially, since current life choices may affect or lead to future life decisions. My family’s guidance contributed to my current situation
Growing up I always toggled with what career I wanted to pursue. I saw myself fitting into many different paths, but the common factor out of all the careers was that I wanted my profession to benefit and help the people who received my services. I soon came to realize that nursing was the exact fit, and in addition it allowed me to stay true to my values and beliefs. My parents raised me to know no better than to be kind and serve others and doing so was part of my nature. I was born and raised
Internship will focus on is nursing. I have chosen this area of study because I intend to pursue a career in the medical field. I have always been fascinated with the medical sciences. Mainly, because I find it a challenging, interesting and a life changing field. I do have prior experience with medical careers. For instance, for two years, I have been involved with a program called Explorers. Which, is a program for young adults to learn about EMS life. During Explorers, students learn basic lifesaving
Adventures of a Nursing Major “Bound by paperwork, short on hands, sleep and energy… nurses are rarely short on caring.” - Sharon Hudacek, Nurse Theory Planning A Future Nursing students have been going to school their entire lives just like anyone else getting an education and trying to better themselves as students. We do this not only for those who support us such as our parents but for ourselves. We have been asked this same question from the second we got our first fire truck, “What do you want to be
English, Education, and Psychology allow students to work towards their degree right away. While other programs like nursing have a competitive second application process. This second application process is nothing but a waste of money and time, additional unnecessary stress, and unfair to students who meet the grade requirements. Across the country most if not all nursing programs have this additional process that takes a strain on those wanting to pursue nursing. Programs like should not have this additional
If you are trying to pursue a career in nursing you should do your research on this field. I have learned so much about what it takes to pursue a career in nursing and that there is so much more to it than just choosing what kind of nurse you want to become, to find out all about nursing you have do all the research possible. There are many roles that a nurse has such as a caregiver, educator, advocate and many more. The practice level of nursing is very broad also, there are plenty of degrees that
Being able to pursue a career or job that you find passion in is a beautiful thing. We as individuals in modern society have the ability to choose whatever we want to be in life. As a society, we are okay with individuals going for careers as long as they “fall in line” with their gender. Usually, men go for jobs where they are able to show their masculinity, strength, or love for automobiles. For example, if a man pursues a job in the automobile, constructions, or sports then everything is okay
As a high school senior, I have gone through many changes and experiences. I have learned to not take time for granted and to live in the moment because time goes by fast. I am very close to graduating and receiving a diploma so this point in my life is the most crucial. The three biggest changes I have been through are a change in my skills, my career goals, and my personality. I have always been very skeptical on what college to apply to because I will be living there for 4 years or more. Searching
Nursing Mentoring Nohely Alvarez Felician College Nohely Alvarez 10/09/2015 “I declare on my honor that I have neither given nor received inappropriate aid on this examination/paper/assignment.” Going through the process of getting a degree and graduating can probably be the most rewarding achievement in life. All the sleepless nights: studying and writing papers has finally paid off and now it is time to step out into the real world. For some, depending on their career can be challenging