Essay About Becoming A Nurse

I figured that my knowledge of medical terminology acquired from Nursing School would be put to good use. With everything I've heard, read and experienced with Everest so far, I am confident that they will help me become a good example for my child, as my parents were for me. With hard work, dedication and the help and support from the staff at Everest, I can achieve my American Dream and have a bright future for my family and

Most children at a young age imagine becoming a ballerina or an astronaut when they grow up. I, for the most part always envisioned becoming a doctor, and not just any doctor but one that would work hard every day to impact the lives of many. Being in and out of the hospital growing up helped me develop a different kind of appreciation for people in the medical field. I aspired to work hard like them and do everything in my power to help the people that need me most. As a child where the hospital was a second home to me, I promised myself that I would push hard to become a doctor no matter the circumstances.

Ever since I could remember that story of my birth being told, it was a defining moment for me – one I believe has allowed me to become the person I am today. Even though, others have told me they cannot see me working in healthcare or that I’m too small to be an emergency medical technician. I believe in facing adversity, that all things happen for a reason and every tribulation can allow me to reach my full potential. While in the first month of my emergency medical technician class, I had faced a tribulation that had caused me to question the beliefs that are my foundation.

I aspire to make a huge impact in patients’ lives as a caring, compassionate nurse, giving them the support they need for a better recovery. I would appreciate and be grateful for this scholarship because it would help me focus more on my school work, reduce my stress over financial concerns, and carry on my family’s tradition of independently working my way through college without financial assistance from my parents. I look forward to working in a solid, lifelong career with constant excitement and challenges, and where learning something new every day is the

In high school I initially set out a goal to become a physical therapist. As time went on, I noticed my drive to become a PT waivered. To rejuvenate the process, I job shadowed a local PT at Saint Thomas Health. Although it was a great experience, it was not something I felt was a calling. With nursing however, I had a completely different feeling.

That is one of my inspirations. She always told me that I need to study hard and get good grades, but I didn 't think much of it. After seeing her go through her journey and seeing all her hard work pay off in the end. I see that this is what I want for my life. If I do not get my education, I will not be able to do what I love.

Why I Chose Phlebotomy I chose phlebotomy because it seemed to fit me the best in my current situation. The things that presented itself that caused me to take this path was my family, my future, and my brother. Through this essay I will go into more detail on why I chose phlebotomy as my plan of action. My family means everything to me, and I try very hard to be like them.

I don’t know what it is, but surgery just interest me and it seems exciting. Being a surgeon is something I would want to do everyday and look forward to doing everyday. I doubt I would ever get tired of it nor would it be boring. It takes a while to become a surgeon because of college, medical school, etc. But, I do think it would be worth it in the long run.

One of my future goals and the most important one is to become a doctor. It is my life dream, and the only thing I am seeking for. Doctor is someone capable to save and help others life in ways that are not possible in other careers. Being a doctor for me is not just like any job, it is achieving a dream I have since I was 6 years old. One of the main reasons I picked this major is my family; my family members are almost all doctors, and my dad too.

When I was growing up, multiple people questioned me about my future career, and others even pressured me into certain careers. All the influences I have had over time have formed my idea of the perfect occupation, that fits my personality and interests. The careers I have based my future life plans are a pharmacist or a certified registered nurse anesthetist. Both of these careers require a great deal of school and hard work. My decision of these careers was influenced by both of them being within the medical field, and also both focus on helping people.

Until I decided to go to Lenape, I had not had any plans for what I wanted to do for the rest of my life. When I learned I could graduate as a Certified Nurse Assistant, I was interested immediately. However, I knew I wanted to accomplish more than that. I love learning and I have a lot of empathy so I knew healthcare would be a perfect match for me.

Junior year of high school, I had decided to become a Physical Therapist. I really wanted to be a part of this profession because I had

My Future of Becoming a Registered Nurse Want to send your career helping those in need? A registered nurse (RN) is an awarding job since you are helping so many people and you would be proud of yourself for what you do everyday. As a registered nurse you can help people in different ways, not only physically, but mentally also. Since I was a child, I always wanted to become someone who helped someone in need. I asked my mom what career could I pursue in to help people everyday and she said a nurse, so I looked further into it and decided I would love to become a registered nurse.

Ever since my sophomore year of high school, I knew the medical field was the right choice for me. It wasn’t just the ability to have vast amounts of knowledge about the human body, but to be able to help people. Helping those who need it is a very rewarding idea to me. Although the school I am currently attending is not able to allow me to help people as a nurse. My decision to transfer is based fully on this programs direct entry nursing program.

Being the first one in my family to graduate was a big pressure for me as well as a motivation. I had the pressure to make my family proud and to set a good example for my children to follow. Thinking about it, the pressure was not only that, but it was also learning to juggle my full time job, with family and school. That was definitely the challenging pressure I was putting on myself. Their support slowly turned into pressure because they were all going out of there ways to help me achieve my goals, so the pressure of graduating and achieving my goals was 100% more.