Essay On Job Interview

One downside to nursing is that you will often have to work long hours. I think every second of your shift would be worth it knowing that you are helping a sick child. Another downside is the current pay gap between nurses and doctors. I believe that nurses have the tougher job and they should be making equal or more pay. The nurse spends more time with the patient and has the tougher workload.

I am 28 years old, married to my husband Matt, and I have wanted to become a dental hygienist for a few years now. At the age of 18, I started working as an instrument sterilizer at an orthodontist office in 2006. After a few months my employer gave me the opportunity of furthering my career by sending me to the Maryland State Dental Association in Maryland. I took a few classes and gained my radiology and my expanded functions certification. I was trained to take panoramic and cephalometric x-rays.

Then fate came along. I met who was going to be my husband, got married and moved to New Jersey. Suddenly all credential earned in the past were questioned. Dental assisting jobs allowed me to evaluate all kind of jobs in the dental field and realized what I wanted to do. I want to become a dental hygienist.

Which offers certification in 8 clinical specialty areas. Board specialist certification requires passing an exam and at least 2,000 hours of clinical work or completion of an American Physical Therapy Association (“Physical Therapy Schools & Careers”). When the student completes one or the other, he/she becomes a board-certified physical

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) programs include advanced coursework in biostatistics, research methods, care of special populations, clinical outcome measures, organizational management, infomatics, and healthcare policy and economics, and completion of a research residency. Some pursue the Doctor of Philosophy as a terminal degree. PhD in nursing is the highest level education which enables you to conduct research and teach. They also participate in patient advocacy and in the development of some healthcare policies at local, state, and national level. These are the highest paid jobs the nursing profession.

Science classes are very important in the healthcare field. Clinical skills help prepare the student for residency. Mrs. Turvey said she “finished medical in 1977(Turvey).” She worked as a nurse for 41 years, 18 of those years she was an OB/GYN. Mrs. Turvey said that she “has her MSN or her Masters in Nursing(Turvey).”

My placements consisted of hematology, clinical neuroscience, acute mental health, complex care and a medicine unit. In looking back over my assessments for these placements I have been able to put together a list of my strengths and areas for growth and from this list I have created my learning plan for my first year of practice. Strengths. Upon reviewing past reflections and feedback from tutors and peers, my strengths include “effective communication with all appropriate parties.” I am reflective and therefore identify areas of strengths and limitations and areas that need improvement; I also seek out constructive feedback regarding my practice (A. Ilic, personal communication, DATE)

One of the reasons for under compensation in nursing is the disparity they have with doctors. Doctors are paid more because they are believed to be the leaders and work more with their patients yet nurses do similar jobs to them. Just like doctors, nurses can treat and diagnose illnesses, write prescriptions, and counsel the patients. Nurses work an equal or similar amount to doctors but are under compensated because of the title they carry. The amount physicians earn is significant compared to nurses earnings.

Teachers have to deal with more meaningful stress than a professional athlete such as trying to make their students have a successful future. Doctors are saving lives, which are more important than playing any kind of sport. Police, firemen, and G.I.s are putting their lives on the line to save others lives. In other words as Clair states “Now that demonstrates the real inequality that exits in our world.” Professional athletes are only entertainers and do not bring much otherwise.

I would also be able to be financially stable, and providing for my family while going back to school. I currently attend Brightwood College. I will graduate as a medical assistant in September 2017. I graduate with financial stability, steady full-time job, and the skills needed to help people. I will have peace of mind knowing that whatever state my family gets sent to I will be able to provide for them.

My short-term goal is to complete my bachelor’s degree. I want to do well in all my undergraduate courses and gain as much knowledge as I can. Another short-term goal is to get a job working with patients. I want to work with patients so that I can begin gaining experience with direct-patient care which is a requirement for PA school. My long-term goal is to apply to PA school.

To become a fully licensed endocrinologist you must undergo many years of education and training. Firstly, I must apply for my undergraduate, which must be in the field of science. After researching many degrees of such sort, I was most drawn to the Life Sciences” course at University Of Toronto. To be admitted u=into such a competitive school I must have an average above 85% and to achieve an automatic scholarship I must obtain a final average above 92%. After completing my bachelor’s degree I can move on to taking my master’s degree which will prepare me for a residency in a medical facility.

First, Kevin Hoff has elected to step in and take the SOHOPE Director position that will allow him to work closer with students and staff. Secondly, Kirk Gibson has asked Teri to step in as the Dean and she will remain Director of Allied Health Occupations. For the future, Teri will be filling the Dean and Director

It also included a drug test and required me to fill out dozens of forms. After the long background process, I had finally started my first day working with the SDCDA on April 15th. I work every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 7:00 am to 2:00

So I reapplied after adequate time had pasted and on May 14, 2015 I went before the Arizona Board of Nursing and was granted my license (CNA LIC#100046606). They have also cleared me to take the NCLEX exam and upon passing, I will receive my RN license. I am exceedingly looking forward to continuing my education and being one of the compassionate, loving, caring and well-respected registered nurses. I have included copies of some letters of recommendation that were written to the university from my current employer as to my character, dedication and passion. I am asking the committee to please reconsider my request and allow me to continue my education with Grand Canyon University and to be part of the caregiving community in New