Searching in different schools, I found that this program has a bunch of resources not only solid basics of nursing theory , but also nursing practice as well as clinical experience that will give me the opportunity of been successful in different practice situations. The fact of been able to have an integral education, joining theory and practice in the first year of study is one of the reasons I choose this program at Ryerson University. Furthermore, I think Nursing at Ryerson would make me not only a student with excellent communication skills, but also more compassionate, knowledgeable and a health care professional capable to lead and influence the health care field. I am very impressed with all the tools and resource the university has to offer the students experience clinical scenarios and situations as well as the facility of learn and practice nursing skills in an environment almost the same as the real hospital life. Study in one of the leaders in nursing education as is Ryerson University would give me the best education and formation to be a successful professional.
I chose this course to develop my awareness of counselling and the techniques that are required. I wanted to see if I had the correct skills and knowledge, to offer a variety of counselling skills to my work colleagues or the students that I work with. Before the course I would have said that I had a lot of good qualities that are essential in counselling. Some of my strengths are that I am not judgemental, I can support unconditionally, I am a good listener and I am very attentive. Reflecting over the past weeks and assessing the impact of this course, I am now more aware that Counselling can help in a number of different ways.
Mainly I want to contribute to the success which will come to an organization where I am working. I have to learn new things. I want to get experience and I want to make myself a good person so that company will say "We are proud of you". —Guest Suraj Why are you a good candidate? I think you should hire me because I am a fast learner, pay close attention for details, and have a willingness to learn and help others.
Why I Chose Nursing Being a nurse is a very influential and rewarding profession. Nurses care for people through illness, injury, pain, loss, dying, grieving, birth, growth, aging and health. They not only care for people through illness, but they also promote health, prevent diseases and educate the public. We all know that nursing is a field that is concerned with helping people, yet I believe that in becoming a nurse, a person needs more than that desire to succeed. It is essential for a nurse to be open, strong, determined, thoughtful and caring.
Reflection and evaluation are a necessity mainly to determine which areas you are excelling in and which areas you may require more improvement and more of your time. This method of reflection will help you develop ideas and maybe even improve your work standard. How standards can be used to help a care worker reflect on their practice Standards help social care workers so they work on the same level of professionalism as other
When I describe my mother, there is nothing critical about it; it is all admiration. Her profession is counseling, she works with elementary students; when I say “students’, I mean six to seven hundred or more. Seeing her at work is very awe-inspiring, especially her ability to connect with children. Every single one of her students
Being able to make a difference is a huge positive, how you care for the mother and family during her time in your care, being sensitive to her emotions and needs. Treating the mother with dignity and respect. If you treat the mother well throughout her labour you will be remembered by the mother & family as the midwife who did her best to make the experience as positive as possible. Aftercare is an also very important part the midwife plays in, helping the mother to form that special bond with their new baby. Witnessing the baby first latching on to the mother, witnessing the mother & baby’s first skin to skin contact, the baby’s first cry, the baby’s first breath all of which the midwife whiteness’s.
However I recognised that they did respond well to leadership by encouragement and so, noted and appreciated their contributions in a positive way. This had a dramatic effect on the individual’s attitude resulting in a positive approach to the task. Effective communication with my team members was a vital part of my role, inspiring them to achieve their best. When employees trust this leadership it can motivate them to be more productive. Task 2 The autocratic leadership style can
For me, this confirmed Care as my chosen career path as I felt a great sense of pride and accomplishment from being able to help someone to live as normal life as possible, despite their afflictions. I knew that I wanted to help others in this way too. Before going on maternity leave in Oct 2011, I was a support worker for elderly service users affected by Dementia in a nursing home environment. I thoroughly enjoyed learning to communicate effectively in different ways, talking to service users and their families about their lives and previous experiences, and generally helping to create a positive and safe atmosphere to live in. In the future, I aspire to complete this level 2 Apprenticeship, followed by a level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care, along with an A level in Biology, which will hopefully allow me to apply at Southampton University to study a Nursing Degree and become a Registered Nurse.
I note that their knowledge and experience from multiples years of nursing prepare them for position that they are now in. The staff nurse provided more direct involvement in her role on the team by educating her patients during care. The nurse educator, on the other hand, was involved with her team indirectly by educating the staff on patient care issues. The interviewees’ position on promoting quality care outcomes requires them both to be directly engaged in the plan of care for the patient’s on their respective units. Although national evidence based research effects nursing as a whole, the staff nurse believes that nursing research has greatly improved her area.