Although my motives for becoming a nurse haven't always been as set in place as they are now I have always, ever since I can remember, had the idea that this was the profession for me. I am an outgoing person who enjoys working with and helping people. Nearing the end of high school I remember feeling rather unsure of what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. After thoroughly reviewing my choices I decided that nursing seemed to be the profession that encompassed all of my strong points and offered me challenges that I would enjoy seeking and accomplishing. Knowing full well that my decision to enter the nursing field was one I was not entirely certain of I decided to embark on the journey nonetheless.
During my first year of study I was kept very busy trying to juggle all of my courses and at the same time decide if this was indeed the program for me. After getting to know my teachers as well as their expectations of me, as well as starting into the clinical experience I discovered that I seemed to fit in very well into the program. Not only was I doing well in the academic aspect of the nursing program but to my surprise I was actually enjoying it. My first clinical experience was one I will never forget. I experienced so much in such a short period of time. I became very close and comfortable with my teacher, classmates, and clients. Most importantly, it was at this point that I discovered without a doubt in my mind that this was the profession for me. All my experiences in the clinical environment were positive and educational. However, nearing the end of the school year I found myself very tired and worn out wondering if I would be able to work in such a field that demanded so much of my time, energy, and heart. .
During the summer the answer to the lingering question I had concerning if I would be able to handle being a nurse was clearly revealed to me. Over the summer months I became sick and ended up spending almost three weeks in the hospital in which roles became reversed.
It was more about seeing why she keeps going to work every day more than it was the career I wanted to study. ... As I followed my grandma through the day, I realized that I wanted to be a nurse. ... I wanted to become a nurse so that I to could come home at night knowing that I was helping people. ... Why I want to be a nurse? ... That is what I want to experience. ...
My mom is a former Army medical corps officer, my aunt is a physical therapists, and I have several cousins who are nurses. ... I would like to be a nurse because you can do so much. You can live anywhere, be in any field, work at various places, and there is a high need for nurses. The intentions that I have for when I become a nurse are to aid and care for the sick as well as I am able but also not only to assist doctors and staff as well as I am capable. ... When I first go into the field of nursing, I am not sure which aspect I would like to be in but I am sure about making a big i...
WHY I WANT TO BE AN LPN There are several reasons why I want to be an LPN. ... When I was fifteen years old I became a candy striper and loved it. I continued to volunteer as such until I was seventeen years old and then entered into the local technical school where I became a Certified Nurses Aide. ... I kept feeling that I was missing something and that this was not quite what I was meant to do. ... I would have to say that I attribute this as well as a life long dream and love for people as to why I want to become an LPN. ...
(www.stats.bls.gov) Being a nurse to me sounded like something that I thought I should make an interest in. ... This experience made me want to take a step further to learning how to become a registered nurse. ... I want to show myself that I can do it and become someone that I want to become. I want to help others and help them to have a healthy life. This is why I believe that a registered nurse is a career that I will be able to show this. ...
As I take this assessment, I see three professions that interest me; Pediatrics, Counseling Psychology, and Registered Nurse. ... There's always something to do when you are in these profession, more likely when in a emergency where I want to be. ... The one main thing I definitely do not want to do is be a Political Scientist. ... , "Why is it called that way?""... She always had jobs as nurse whether it was being a CNA (Certified Nurse Aide) or a PCA (Patient Care Assistant). ...
One of the reasons why people are jealous of their neighbors is because of the amount of money they have or the person's status. ... Right before the trials, while Goody Nurse was over at the Putnam's residence checking Ruth, Goody Putnam said "You think its God's work you should never lose a child either, and I bury all but one? ... Because of the personal vengeance wanted by Goody Putnam, Goody Nurse was put to death for something she didn't do jus like many other people in Salem. ... When Elizabeth said "It is her dearest hope, John, I know it, there be a thousand names...
I had always wanted to be a nurse when I was younger, but as I got older my interests changed. ... I want to set an example for my future children and want them to want to do the same thing for theirs. ... Not only do I want to be an example, but I also want to be financially stable. ... I want to make sure I am well prepared for children, giving them everything they want and need. ... I not only want to create a better life for myself and future family, but also other people and that is why I want to become a prosecutor....
I heard a story the other day of a great and generous 71-year-old woman, Rebecca Nurse. ... Rebecca Nurse is a typical woman has never done anything wrong. ... And why did Ann Putnam make accusations against Rebecca Nurse? ... This is evidence that people are just accusing whom ever they want punished. ... Is this how you want our children to grow up in Salem, growing up in fear? ...
The members consist of registered nurses that want to make a difference in their profession. ... As a professional nurse I would be able to benefit from the NYSNA best because it is centered where I will be practicing. ... As a professional nurse I could benefit from being a member of the NLN in many ways. For instance if I wanted to go on to be a teacher of nursing, they would help me every step of the way. The NLN even has online courses for nurses that want to continue their education. ...
