Luke 6:40 “A disciple is not above his teacher, but everyone when he is fully trained will be like his teacher.” This scripture is a leading force in my goal to become a teacher of nursing students. To teach them to not only be amazing nursing and provide the best care possible, but teach them to share the Lords words and blessings with their patients and families. To live each day with a
I asked her what made her decide to get into this line of work, she stated “It was the same kind of work she did when she helped her husband who is a Chaplin.” They would go to hospitals, nursing homes talking to them and she really enjoyed it so that is what made her decide to get into this line of work. I was going to then ask her if she enjoyed what she did but I really did not need to, as we began the interview, it ended up being more like a story of her how she began working at Faith Hospice of
He has several surgeries on his back but eventually had to take a disability retirement. My grandparents moved to North Carolina to escape big city life to finish raising their family. Papaw thrived on excitement, and being "in" on the lastest rescue missions in the community really made his day. He joined the Center Pigeon Fire Department and became a first responder. Because of his back injuries he mostly did traffic control.
When appropriate, I will make family members part of the caring team by including them in patient teaching and patient care. 3. My fellow health care professionals also want to provide the best outcome for the patients. I will embrace them to form a team. I will teach and share my skills with my coworkers as well as learn from them.
Because I believe in taking care of the sick and the dying as if they were my own family, my habit is to treat each and every patient as if they were my Dad, Mom, Brother, Sister, Husband, Daughters and Grandparents. Because I believe striving to be the best nurse I can be, I can often be seen being compassionate, giving and loving to my patients and their families. Because I believe in being a good steward to God, it is my practice to let Him help during my 12 hour shifts.
Joy Wachendorfer Pamela Todoroff English 101 22 April 2013 Respiratory Therapy As my first semester back to college is coming to end, I ask myself what is the value of my educational efforts? I’m going into the health care field to become a Respiratory Therapist. My goal is to help people and be the best I can be in the field. Helping people has always been what I wanted to do. My son has Asthma.That is what got me interested in Respiratory Therapy.
Susanne Elduayen’s Personal Philosophy of Nursing Submitted by Susanne Elduayen, RN The University of Texas at Arlington College of Nursing In partial fulfillment of the requirements of N3645 Transition to Professional Nursing Jeanean Boyd, MSN, RN Angie Miller RN RSCN BA MSN September 6, 2014 Introduction When I was young, all I ever wanted to be was a nurse and it took me a lot of different jobs to get to where I am today. My personal philosophy has always been to treat people with compassion, respect and honesty. I continue to build and develop my own philosophy on these core beliefs. I will discuss my own personal nursing philosophy in further detail throughout this paper. When I look back over my past 20 years of nursing, I realize that I have touched the lives of many different people.
I was admitted to a surgical intensive care unit in India when I was 15 years old for an inflamed appendix. I was so amused by the way the nurses took care of me and the other patients over there during my 3 days stay in that ICU and in my heart I decided I want to be a nurse. My brother went for nursing first in our home and all his explanations about nursing care, the surgeries, and case scenarios fascinated me to pursue my dream. I followed him and my younger sister followed me to become a nurse. The financial conditions of my home did not allow me to go for a bachelor’s degree at that time as it was very expensive as we all were in nursing school at the same time.
To care for people in need with compassion and empathy. When I was young I would make makeshift hospitals and treat any animal I could get my hands on. I have always been fascinated by anatomy and physiology, so far as to operate and dissect on worms when I was younger. When I accidentally found my way into perioperative nursing I felt that I had found my calling. I believe that the core of nursing is to provide quality nursing care while taking into account the patient and their family member’s beliefs, customs and traditions.
My personal belief is that what you give to your patients will come back to you. It has guided me to do my best in my everyday job and duties as a nurse. As a nurse caring for, not only sick patients, but also fellow people, coworkers, new graduates, and agency nurses who have never worked in the units before. I help them to familiarize their environment by