My Defining Moment As A Nursing Student

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My defining moment has not been very long ago it actually was this school year because before I was undecided on what I wanted to study in college or what I wanted to become once I had graduated. I have always known that I wanted to go into the medical field because I had a great understanding for the human body, a come from a family with a strong medical back ground from an uncle who is a doctor to my mother who is a nurse, and finally because I would love the opportunity to help people on a daily basis. My defining moment to study nursing once I get to college was when I went to a nursing home with a CNA class that I had signed up for and we got to leave the school and get a first-hand experience of what it is like in the working environment

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