Running head: Why I want to be a Nurse 1 Why I want to be a Nurse Sheila Lugo Strategies for Nursing 20 June 2012 Mrs. Taylor Why I want to be a Nurse 2 Abstract A little insight on why I want to be a nurse, starting from when I was little. Why I want to be a Nurse 3 Why I want to be a Nurse Growing up in a family of five, three kids and two adults I have always been told that I can be whatever it is that I want to be when I grow up. My older brother had a lot of medical
Why I Want To Be a Nurse Being a nurse is what I was born to be. It is the only profession I’ve ever wanted. As a little girl I received a toy medical kit. One of my aunts called me “Dr. E” and I remember immediately correcting her by saying, “I’m not a doctor; I’m a Nurse!”. My path was changed when I became a single mother at a young age. This meant working full-time and being with my children as much as possible couldn’t afford me the opportunity and luxury of going to nursing school
The reasons why I want to become a nurse. Being a nurse will help me make a difference in the world by helping save lives. I always loved helping people; I find it very fulfilling to know that the small part that I hope to play in the future will help a person on his or her recovery to good health. A nurse, to me, is someone who is friendly, patience, compassionate and trustworthy. I believe these traits personally are important to have when entering the nursing field. I want to be the kind
WHY I WANT TO BE A NURSE The medical field has always been a childhood dream of mine. I find the human body fascinating. When I was young child I wanted to be a doctor. Then nursing became an alternative as I got older. Becoming a nurse will help me achieve my professional goal. I have always felt a deep desire to help people whenever they needed it, and would stop at no end to help them. I want to help people achieve and maintain good health, to make someone feel special, let them know
It is not because of the smart looking white, blue or pink nurse uniform neither because of the salary that raising these last few years. I want a knowledge that can be use whenever or wherever I am as long I`m able to move and be any help to others. I want to be the best I can in a profession that i love, i like adventure and challenge because it`s motivate me and that`s when nursing profession came in my mind. This profession is full of adventure and thrills of it`s own, emotional and physical
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There should be more focus on individual progress than on test scores. Test scores are not the only way of seeing how much a student understands and how intelligent are they. I believe more challenging courses should be provided for increased mental stimulation because if students had more challenging work, it would force them to work harder in order to pass. Teachers should be paid more but there should also be higher standards in order to become a teacher because teachers have very important jobs
Why do I want to be a nurse? As I was growing up I remember being afraid of doctor and nurses. I use to hate going to the doctors I’m pretty sure most children were afraid too. I remember so clearly that when the doctor had to give a shot I wouldn’t let myself. I would start crying and start moving around. The nurses would hold me down and the doctor would give me a shot and after that I would be so mad with my mom for letting them give me a shot. The way I would act I can relate to “Mary Ainsworth”
health care environment stimulated my interest in a nursing career. In high school, I volunteered as a candy striper at a local hospital. While growing up several of my friends parents were nurses. The flexibility of their schedules worked well for their family units. Also, my work at the Veterans Hospital since August 1999 has demonstrated the flexibility and diverse opportunities in nursing. For the past four years I have worked as a ward clerk in the Intensive Care Unit. My experiences working with
age. I would find a NICU in a children’s hospital or even possibly a regular hospital. The reason I want to be a NICU nurse is because my little cousin, Joseph, was born prematurely in May of 2004. My parents and I went to visit him and this made me realize how fragile life really is. Since then, God has placed a desire in my heart to become a NICU nurse. Some say that becoming a NICU nurse is a “calling”; I say it’s a blessing from God. First of all I have a very sincere desire to want to help