I feel that I have always had a connection to nurses in the medical field. I have always known that one I would love to help deliver babies and be a part of that support team for a new mom who is not really sure about the events that are going to happen. I remember when I had my
Professional Nursing Reflection Amber N. Ratcliff University of Wyoming My main goal in life has always been to do something great, to make an impact on this world and to be a role model for others. I have always been eager to help. I have been a caregiver for as long as I can remember, being the oldest of 5 children. I remember as a child receiving a donation request in the mail with a picture of an orphan from some third world country. I clipped the picture and saved it.
Bringing together education and healing was a life-changing experience that made me realize that nursing is my true calling. Traditionally, nurses were viewed as caregivers. In today’s world, image of nursing profession changes as nurses play many other roles such as patient’s advocates, educators, managers, team members, facilitators, and experts. (Zerwekh, 2006). As I read the entries from my reflective journal, I could see how my focus shifted from assisting patient with his basic needs at the beginning of the nursing school to more comprehensive nursing care today.
By age fourteen I had decided to become a nurse after learning how little time most doctors actually got to spend participating in personal care of patients. In my late teens, after accepting Jesus Christ as my savior, the direction of my life was confirmed by a calling from God that becoming a nurse was necessary for how He planned to use me in ministry. I believe all people are created by God, with love and for a purpose. I believe all people are to be treated with love, care, respect, and dignity no matter what their background or current condition. This is something I have the opportunity to live out daily in my work, in labor, and in delivery.
This is a problem because it's distracting instead of emphasizing what I was saying. Like last time, I'm very hard on myself about how I do, but this time I really feel I didn't do even close to a good enough job. The only things I can mention are good eye contact, and I had volume. There was clarity to the speech about what we were trying to share, but my problem areas took away from that clarity. I can't say it's changed from the last speech but I know that in years before I used to be really quiet.
At age of 14, I began in a local nursing home as a certified nursing assistant, thus began my organization and focus on a career. As I continued through high school, I worked at this job part time, learning more information on how to care for someone and my passion for nursing growing. Early Personal and Professional Goals The passion while caring for the elderly allowed development of short-term and long-term goals, completion of goals, and new
She went to school at Best Care INC. to be a Home Health Aide. She worked for the company making very little money ; Not long after working for the company she left and went back to school for Nursing assistance making a little more money. Sabrina wants to reveal to her children to see that when you want to achieve your dreams in life, it’s never too late. Now that she’s back in school she’s now able become a Nurse like she has always wanted to be. Sabrina has been in school before to try somewhat fulfill her dream working in the health field.
Pursuing My Career as a Nurse Akinseye .R.Famutimi Ivy Tech Community College Pursuing My Career as a Nurse Registered Nurses can make a difference in the medical profession, which is the driving passion in my life!” I am currently interested in nursing. I volunteered at the University Hospital ABU to gain a feel for what the environment was like. I desire to be a truly great Registered Nurse. My mum also influence me in my chosen future career, she has been a registered nurse for 25 years, she comes happy every night even on her worst days. According to BLS website (2014), Registered nurses (RNs) provide and coordinate patient care, educate patients and the public about various health conditions, and provide advice and emotional support to patients and their family members.
It is essential for a nurse to be open, strong, determined, thoughtful and caring. These qualities would reflect on the nurse and would make caring for the patient easier. When I first gained my dream of being a nurse I was in the fifth grade. I would always hear older people say that nurses and doctors make the most money, and I always wanted to be wealthy and successful so I decided this is what I would do. I believe that I belong to this field because ever since I was a child I always wanted to make a positive influence in other’s lives.
I work as a New York State Paramedic for eight years and the one thing that has brought joy to my heart is knowing that I can have a hand in helping someone or saving a life. I am very friendly with nurses that I work with and I also have nurses in my family. I talk to them a lot about their job because I have an interest in pursuing my career as a nurse. I love my job very much and I am looking for the stability that nursing provides. There are a lot of positive outcomes that comes from becoming a nurse.