Reflective Essay: A Career In Healthcare

If there was a way for me to share every detail of my mental health journey, people wouldn’t believe me. They would think I’m exaggerating. I’ve been to countless numbers of doctors in all different states and I’ve been admitted to hospital after hospital which insurance wouldn’t always cover. When I was eight, doctors diagnosed me with a severe case of Tourette Syndrome and OCD. There was no way they could prepare me for what was ahead, there wasn’t even much they could do for me besides prescribe pills.

I want to challenge this and take action to better our society in areas that need assistance. I have not yet thought about what exactly I can do to promote such reform, but I do know that with my passion for igniting change in combination with my nursing skills, I will be able to give the world transformative benefits. My aspirations are kept in order by encouraging words from Shonda Rhimes, where she inspires me to ‘’Change the world and when you’ve done that, change it

During my placement at The George Hull Centre, I would invest time to improve my knowledge for my learning goal of health promoting positive discipline. Positive discipline is a topic that has not been discussed yet in the nursing program. This is a very important topic to discuss as discipline effects a child’s mental well-being. As well, it is essential to understand this topic as it impacts the social determinant of health, healthy child development. During the creation of my presentation, I would seek feedback from my preceptor in a timely manner to determine whether I needed to change any terminology or include any additional information.

Work satisfaction was primarily derived from their clinical work, but also from fostering a happy team and from teaching. What is the purpose of this study? The aim of this project is to improve our understanding of how healthcare managers handle the demands and challenges, the motivations and rewards, of a changing service. We know very little about the work experience and attitudes of healthcare managers, but when things go wrong, this group often takes the blame. We will explore the impact managers have on the quality and outcomes of patient care, and we also want to find out how changes to working practices are managed after serious or ‘extreme’ incidents.

Initially, I was interested in physiotherapy, however, after completing work experience there I realised I wanted to help people in more meaningful ways rather than simply making a sore shoulder feel better. I was also searching for an alternative after dropping Maths B! I now realise occupational therapy was a natural choice as I am a people person who is interested in the health field and finds helping others extremely fulfilling. Thinking about it now, I was influenced by how occupational therapy improved and transformed my Nanna’s health and wellbeing after she was hospitalised, allowing her to maintain a level of independence. Along with this, I embarked on a Sri Lankan immersion experience last year and immensely enjoyed working alongside

How would the requirements and responsibilities change based on career stage? Rivera, (2014) wrote that mentoring improves productivity; it supports your own abilities by strengthening lessons you’ve already acquired; it helps others identify their own talents; and it builds self-confidence. A nurse seeking for a mentor to assist her in developing a strong career trajectory in their area of specialty, the mentor should be willing to accept this role. This is a voluntary relationship. Also seek an informal mentor for each area of expertise that the nurse want to develop or explore.

How we impact “change” in someone else 's life benefits us more spiritually than we can ever imagine, and I want nothing more to work with individuals who have the same cause as me. Physical Therapy is a career that will maximize my opportunities to improve the human experience as well as grow spiritually. Life without fulfillment or purpose is not the way I intend to live. Furthermore, I believe that this career will give back to me more than I will ever give it. My mother once said, “Without a vision you will perish”.

I want to make an impact on each patient’s life, and to try and influence them to follow their dreams, and to care for their health. I do not want my patients to dread going to the doctor, I want them to have excitement over it. I want them to take control of their lives by the knowledge I will provide them. I will do that by doing my job to the best of my ability, and yet be known as a friend to my

I would be choose honest, empathy, and no maleficence because the employs need to motivation, good relationships, and great performance. When you management of a health care facility and you have the lot of responsibility between patients and employees. Honesty can open lack communication and make strength between the providers and patients. That’s fair technical skills for experience of the providers and professional behavior to seek instill in health care. Empathy could play many thing in the health care because it is makes you understanding another person 's condition from their perspective.

When you translate this experience to the nursing world, having the background and skillset of teamwork builds on itself in that it encourages you to seek it out more easily. When you become aware that one of your co-workers has a difficult assignment and yours is less crazy or intense, you should be proactive and help that person out. Wouldn’t you want them to do that for you if you were in a similar situation as