As several of the individuals who decide to develop a career in the healthcare field, my desire of becoming a nurse comes from past experiences which have made me appreciate the field and its merits. Being raised in a single parent household gave me the responsibility and effectiveness of dealing with difficult situations. Qualifications that are expected to be acquired as nurse and I hope to attain much more as a student of the College of Nursing’s Program. For instance, one of my career goals is to obtain core abilities required for a Master’s of Science Degree in Nurse Anesthesia, the second is to dedicate myself to lifelong learning, and the third is to contribute back to the community. Becoming a Certified Nurse Anesthetist has always been of my interest in the wild range of specializations available for a nurse.
I have been fortunate enough to have been able to major in the field of health sciences as an undergraduate. Now, I would like to continue my education and concentrate a career in nursing. My lifelong dream has been to help and take care of others. Volunteering at Health Central during my high school years really aided me in believing that it was possible to fulfill my dream. The ability to be there for someone in need and build a level of trust is important for any field but more importantly for the medical field.
I am Dustin Hopper. I am currently working in the Emergency Department at a large hospital. My plans and interest here at TCC are to major in the field of Nursing. My plans for the future is to become a registered nurse and to dedicate my life to helping people. I 'm determined to become a nurse to touch lives not only as a provider of health care but also as a teacher.
Nurses play an important role in people 's life because they are willing to take the time to help others with their problems. This is also why I think becoming a pediatric nurse is the right career for me. In conclusion, I want to be a pediatric nurse because I love working with infants, I like helping and caring for others, and a job as a nurse pays well. I strongly believe that I am going to succeed by being a pediatric nurse. With the support of my mother and the right potential in myself, then I am going to succeed in life.
I am a soon to be graduate, and I’m passionate about the path that I have chosen for my education and career. I have chosen to pursue a career in nursing because I’m interested in the medical field and its ever-changing nature. I am confident that I will be successful in this career because I believe nursing is in my blood, as my mother and grandma are both nurses. I thrive on challenges and have excellent time management skills, which are characteristics that I will depend on in order to be successful in college and beyond.
Kailee Katt There are many reasons why I have chosen to pursue a profession in healthcare, mainly because I enjoy helping others, I am very personable, and I like to make an impact on the lives of others. However, the primary reason why I want to become a nurse is because of past influences. My mother, and both grandmothers have all been in the medical field as nurses, but the one person who has had the most influence on me, is my doctor, Chris Chapman. He is like a grandfather to me, and truly has had an impact on my life. He has been my doctor for as long as I can remember, due to my mother being his nurse.
I enjoy all the facets of my job. However, my husband suggested that nursing would be a good career opportunity for me. Initially, I agreed. I started school and obtained my Certified Nursing Assistant Licenses.
To be a competent Neonatal Nurse Practitioner and clinical leader I felt it was essential to have the knowledge triad of leadership, efficient healthcare utilization, and complete my NNP. I will graduate with a Master’s in Business Administration with a focus in healthcare finance and operations in January 2017 and a Master’s in Nursing with a leadership focus in the Aug of 2017, and I am confident my education and work experience has been further preparing me for this
My career goal is to become a registered nurse. While I have not currently picked a concentration, I am leaning towards pediatrics or labor and delivery. Going to NYIT would help me with this goal because I would be able to earn my bachelor degree in nursing and then take the NCLEX and hopefully become a licensed, registered nurse. I want to become a nurse in order to help people. Ever since I was a child I have wanted to make a difference and help others who are in need.
This dream has become reality through my determination and hard work. I am graduating at the top of my class and have already been admitted to the nursing program at Gonzaga. At college I will be continuing this trend and assisting to be better and help others. As a nurse I will be a member of a team that aspires everyday to heal and help children recover. The Bette Vanbeber scholarship will not just be awarded to me, but to the many people
I want to tell Kristin that, we have a quality resemblance regarding our career path. I have the same goal as yours. My objective for achieving a MBA degree is to advance my career path and obtain a managerial level in the health care system. I hope we all gain more knowledge as well as great leadership and organization skill that allow us to improve overall quality of care in the hospital.
Through becoming a nurse I aspire to take my education in medicine and delegate my efforts to not only improving the medical status of my patients but also to improve the mental well being of them as well. My experience growing into a world where prime physical health was not an option, the opportunity to see how a staff of passionate nurses can contribute to the mental stability and growth of a patient was an honor and inspiration that drives my passion for this career choice. Also, over the last few years I have grown a particular interest in medical research and would love to take his passion with me to expand my interest and contribute to the extensive research program at
It began when my mother was undergoing treatment for Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. I met a wonderful home health care nurse taking care of my mother. It was then, I realized, I wanted to pursue a career in nursing. After all, I had already spent a great deal of my life taking care of my kids and family. I will be the first one in my family to complete a college degree, neither my parents or my brothers have a college degree.
That is what helped in the past and I plan to continue doing it throughout the RN school. Obtaining my RN is an investment both intellectually as well as financially. Once I complete the course, I hope to have a broader knowledge in the field of nursing which I can use in the