With two years’ experience of being a Certified Nursing Assistant, I have some personal experience that influence my decision onto continuing my career path onto becoming a Register Nurse or even a Director of my own nursing home. I have learned in this field it has its downfalls, but if you have a passion, it is a rewarding career.
According to Nursing Education Perspectives “All types of RN programs dropped by 8 percent between 2005 and 2006. (Kaufman, Kathy, PhD). Despite that fact one interviewee stated “we always need more nurses”. (Amber Web, RN, NS, Personal Interview, March,23,2016) I feel this contradicts because there is not much support in this kind of field, in which will, motivate the underachieved. I agree with Nursing Education …show more content…
The main skill is “Critical Thinking” (Carron Casillas, Rn, NS, Personal Interview, March,24,2016), (Amber Web, NS, March,23,2016). As the position of a nurse, majority of the time you make the critical decision. Do you send them to the hospital? Should I call the family?. The second key skill is that “You have to be caring”. (Amber Web, NS, Personal Interview, March,23,2016). Every day you are taking care of sick people, sometimes it may be a bad day for you or the resident, but you have to understand the resident is sick. Another important skill is being a “Good listener”. (Carron Casille, RN, NS, Personal, Interview, March24,2016). You can use this skill with making important decisions, and it will also help you understand the needs of the …show more content…
Then I asked is someone told you one thing before you entered this field what would it be? “I wish I knew how much paper work there would be”. (Amber Web, NS, March,23,2016) Another follows that the paper work is “Overwhelming”. (Carron Casillas, RN, NS, March,24,2016). One wish she was prepared for “How much responsibility comes with her license”. (Carron Casillas, RN, NS, March,24,2016)
I asked what are some opportunities with this career in which two stated “You work with people, and sometimes get to see them improve”. (Amber web, NS, March,23,2016), (Carron Casillas, RN, NS, March,24,2016). I like the fact that this is “a large field” (Carron Casillas, RN, NS, Personal Interview, March,24,2016), If I get bored with one thing can move onto another.
In conclusion with the interviews I asked “Any words of Advice?”. One stated to be Patient, slow down, and stay healthy”. (Carron Casillas, RN, NS, Personal Interview, March,24,2016). I Will use this to remember why I made my decision to enter this field. Another interviewee stated “Don’t do it for the money” (Amber, Web, RN, NS, MARCH,23,2016), I Personally believe if you enter this field do with passion, not because of a paycheck, you are here to take care of the sick, someone who needs
According to Nursing Education Perspectives “All types of RN programs dropped by 8 percent between 2005 and 2006. (Kaufman, Kathy, PhD). Despite that fact one interviewee stated “we always need more nurses”. (Amber Web, RN, NS, Personal Interview, March,23,2016) I feel this contradicts because there is not much support in this kind of field, in which will, motivate the underachieved. I agree with Nursing Education …show more content…
The main skill is “Critical Thinking” (Carron Casillas, Rn, NS, Personal Interview, March,24,2016), (Amber Web, NS, March,23,2016). As the position of a nurse, majority of the time you make the critical decision. Do you send them to the hospital? Should I call the family?. The second key skill is that “You have to be caring”. (Amber Web, NS, Personal Interview, March,23,2016). Every day you are taking care of sick people, sometimes it may be a bad day for you or the resident, but you have to understand the resident is sick. Another important skill is being a “Good listener”. (Carron Casille, RN, NS, Personal, Interview, March24,2016). You can use this skill with making important decisions, and it will also help you understand the needs of the …show more content…
Then I asked is someone told you one thing before you entered this field what would it be? “I wish I knew how much paper work there would be”. (Amber Web, NS, March,23,2016) Another follows that the paper work is “Overwhelming”. (Carron Casillas, RN, NS, March,24,2016). One wish she was prepared for “How much responsibility comes with her license”. (Carron Casillas, RN, NS, March,24,2016)
I asked what are some opportunities with this career in which two stated “You work with people, and sometimes get to see them improve”. (Amber web, NS, March,23,2016), (Carron Casillas, RN, NS, March,24,2016). I like the fact that this is “a large field” (Carron Casillas, RN, NS, Personal Interview, March,24,2016), If I get bored with one thing can move onto another.
In conclusion with the interviews I asked “Any words of Advice?”. One stated to be Patient, slow down, and stay healthy”. (Carron Casillas, RN, NS, Personal Interview, March,24,2016). I Will use this to remember why I made my decision to enter this field. Another interviewee stated “Don’t do it for the money” (Amber, Web, RN, NS, MARCH,23,2016), I Personally believe if you enter this field do with passion, not because of a paycheck, you are here to take care of the sick, someone who needs