From the moment I step into a hospital when I was a kid and watch nurses and doctors help those who are sick, and I knew what I want for a career job, but for now I just want to make sure I am on the right course to become a registered nursing and if it is exactly what I want. The most important is to see what health insurance, dentals plans, and income. I have interview Ms. Deborah Priebe to have insight of what a nurse does in a hospital setting. I also provided negatives and positive outcome of this type of field of work.
I had spoken to Ms. Deborah Priebe on March 7, 2016 in an interview to conduct research what aspects of the job has for being a Registered Nurse. What I have learned that she as many degrees in the nursing field for example, RN, MSN, and a CNOR. She has been an employee at Harnett Health System for over 30 years. Starting in 1985, she has working hard and now her position in MED/SURG, CCU, Operating Room, Preceptor of Operative Service, procedures Nurse for Radiology and Cardiopulmonary. Not only is she well known as a Registered Nurse, but you can take your field of work anywhere in the medical field. It took her two years in making to her career. She obtained an Associate’s Degree in nursing from Johnson Technical College in 1985. As she exclaimed that she did not take no …show more content…
The most important is getting along with the coworkers. As I talk to Ms. Priebe her concerns were in the hospital facility. Based on her experience she got along worth all her coworkers. Each member is known as a family member. They all work as a team to help each other patient’s needs. As well as if there is a situation that needs to be taken care of then the best option is token to the higher authority, and hopefully the situation can be resolved between the coworkers, nurse/physician, example. However, if it cannot be resolved you always can go up higher known as the “Chain of Command” until the situation is
I had spoken to Ms. Deborah Priebe on March 7, 2016 in an interview to conduct research what aspects of the job has for being a Registered Nurse. What I have learned that she as many degrees in the nursing field for example, RN, MSN, and a CNOR. She has been an employee at Harnett Health System for over 30 years. Starting in 1985, she has working hard and now her position in MED/SURG, CCU, Operating Room, Preceptor of Operative Service, procedures Nurse for Radiology and Cardiopulmonary. Not only is she well known as a Registered Nurse, but you can take your field of work anywhere in the medical field. It took her two years in making to her career. She obtained an Associate’s Degree in nursing from Johnson Technical College in 1985. As she exclaimed that she did not take no …show more content…
The most important is getting along with the coworkers. As I talk to Ms. Priebe her concerns were in the hospital facility. Based on her experience she got along worth all her coworkers. Each member is known as a family member. They all work as a team to help each other patient’s needs. As well as if there is a situation that needs to be taken care of then the best option is token to the higher authority, and hopefully the situation can be resolved between the coworkers, nurse/physician, example. However, if it cannot be resolved you always can go up higher known as the “Chain of Command” until the situation is