Maternity Nurse Personal Statement

In two years, I will begin my career as a nurse at a well-known hospital in New Jersey. I will have my BSN from Ramapo College of New Jersey and be working in the maternity ward. I am not sure if I want to become a maternity nurse or a neonatal nurse. I am sure that I want to deal with infancy somewhere in between my life. The reason to why I wanted to be a nurse specifically for infancy is because; there is countless amount of wickedness in the world and we as adults are exposed to the world. However, bringing innocence to world, it gives me a little more hope for this world. I am also fascinated by the science aspect of the medical field and being excited about learning from my patients: gaining knowledge. I believe that nurses are emerging …show more content…
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