As a future register nurse and as a woman I feel that a have a tremendous responsibility to give back to my community. I believe that one of the most forgotten populations in our community is the elderly, and as a society we have so much to learn from them and to thank them for what they did in the past. I strongly believe that if I could make some positive changes I would decide to do them to influence some senior citizens’ lives and to change their isolation for companion and thankfulness. I would advocate for the elderly with our authorities and I would request a budget to build a clinic to provide preventive health care services for them. I would designate a budget to build a nursing home for the elderly that do not have a place to…
Although new graduates face challenges they are the future of nursing and are eager to learn, and have the desire to help…
Completing this dissertation would not have been possible without the support of my dissertation committee, family, and colleagues who were there for me every step of the way. First let me acknowledge the members of my dissertation committee, Dr. Sue Lasiter, Dr. Ain Haas, Dr. Joanne Duffy, Dr. Anna McDaniel, and Dr. Michael Weaver for their unwavering support, expertise, and guidance. Each member provided unique knowledge and perspectives that made it possible for completing this dissertation. My chairperson, Dr. Sue Lasiter has been extremely supportive. I am thankful for her guidance and support but more importantly her flexibility, sacrifice of her personal time, and mentoring.…
Becoming a Registered Nurse is challenging. Not many people are worthy of the job. Registered Nurses help people, families, and groups to achieve health and prevent diseases. RN’s care for the sick in hospitals and health care facilities. Some Registered Nurses are employed in privateer practices.…
There are three ways to become an RN: associate's degree, diploma, and bachelor's degree. If someone looking for a career with opportunity I would recommend the medical field. There is nothing more rewarding than to help somebody and look at them and see the appreciation on their face. Becoming a RN has been a dream of mine for over 20 years. I have been in the nursing field for the past 18 years, and with the prospect of becoming a Registered Nurse I will be in this field for many more years to come.…
Becoming an RN Educational requirements There are multiple paths of education that can be pursued in becoming an RN.14 The requirements in becoming an RN vary from a diploma to bachelor's degree.14 Different degrees are offered at various places such as hospitals, community colleges, and universities. Diploma programs and associate's degree programs are designed to prepare graduates for entry level nursing positions in hospitals and other settings in health care.14 In order to be eligible for any of these programs, applicants must have high school diploma or an equivalent.15 There is also an national exam that needs to be taken and passed in order to become a licensed RN, additional requirements may be applied depending on the state of your schooling.15 There are also certification options to pursue for RNs that want to specialize in specific areas of nursing such as AIDS, oncology or pediatric nursing.15 Time to obtain RN license…
Transitioning from nursing school to the work environment as an actual nurse is a major challenge. New grads go into the field with certain expectations that are taught in school in which they are not prepared for the…
Transitioning from an LVN to a Registered Nurse When I was in school to become a Licensed Vocational Nurse, I had not planned to continue on to become a Registered Nurse. I felt that being a LVN was going to be enough. The truth is that I was afraid of the responsibilities that being a Registered Nurse carries. Once I started working I saw that the Registered Nurses on my unit were responsible for a set of patients just like I was. At the time I could only see small differences in what they were doing and what I was doing.…
In the future, I will hopefully becomes a Registered Nurse (RN) which has always been a dream of mine. Ever since I was a young, I have ____ wanted to help others and make a difference in their lives. Becoming a Registered Nurse can turn this life long goal into a reality. Students with a nursing degree must pass a National Council Licensure Examination which tests their knowledge on the subject. Passing this test gives licensure to the individual, increasing their validity and _______.…
WHAT The Transitional year is widely regarded to be the most challenging period in a novice Registered Nurses ' journey. Transition Shock is a term coined to reflect the newly graduated RNs’ initial feelings of anxiety and incompetence (Clipper and Cherry, 2015, p. 448) and the conflict between “school-bred” and “work-world” values (Boychuk Duchscher, 2008, p. 1104). A number of factors contribute to transition shock for the newly graduated RN. These can be broken into four domains: emotional, physical, intellectual and socio-developmental.…
Registered Nurse is what I wanted to do, but I took the longer route to get in. I went for Medical Assistant and thought I had to start off with something low to get to where I wanted to be. After I graduated from Lincoln Technical Institute which was where I attended. I did so many research and asked for informations about on how to get in to Nursing school.…
The first thing I like people to know is I am going to Southern Community College to become a registered nurse. This is the second semester that I will be attending and I look forward to all my classes. The reason I am going to school for nursing is because I enjoy working with people and the medical field has always fascinated me. During my time at Southern I am looking forward to learn all the technics in becoming a nurse.…
Registered Nursing is one of the most popular careers at this time. Registered Nursing in my opinion is often a career that gets overlooked, but it is actually a very important career possibly even more important than a doctor. Hospitals, doctors offices, clinics, etc.. Would be nothing without the help of nurses. Nurses do everything that most of the time doctors can not, because they are also busy. From saving lives, assisting in surgeries, helping to deliver babies, taking care of patients,or just giving you, your annual flu shot nurses make our lives easier.…
I graduated as a registered nurse (RN) in the year 2002. I started my career as a clinical instructor/nursing tutor at a school of nursing. I was in charge of the second year diploma nursing students. I supervised the students during their clinical postings at the hospital. My job responsibilities as a clinical instructor were as follows; overall supervision of students in the clinical settings, participation in doctor`s rounds with the students, assessing the student`s care plan, assisting them in attaining the expected outcomes, and evaluating and grading the nursing procedures.…
1. What motivated you to pursue nursing school, and to pursue it at this time in your life? I’ve had an interest in the medical field since I was about eight years old. The mind and body is absolutely astonishing.…