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Personal Narrative: My Experiences In The Healthcare Field

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I am a true believer of the saying; “you are nothing without your past.” Subconsciously, our experiences shaped all of our lives. They affect how we feel, think, our ambitions, morals, our attitude, and social behavior. My experiences, both the good and bad, immensely shaped the person that I am today and the person I will be tomorrow. My deep need to want to help and care for others stems from my experiences when I was younger, and my love and desire to lead comes from my years leading Soldiers in the Army. Nursing is one of the largest professions in the healthcare field with roles across the entire field, which allows for unique and rewarding opportunities.

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