A career in nursing can be very rewarding though also quite challenging. Nursing is rooted in the fundamental delivery of high quality services. Its development has been a response to changing social needs. Without a doubt, as society changes, health needs become more complex. Consequently, the hours and duties of a nurse are endless. Yet, this is not enough. A nurse often cares for people in their darkest hours; must understand the emotional side of illness; and how it affects the general well-being of his/her patients. These few among the many factors show why nursing still remains a very noble, meaningful, and fulfilling profession.
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Second only to patient care, is the involvement with family members, providing both material and emotional support through times of vulnerability and distress. As a potential nursing student, I intend to become a great asset in your highly esteemed university by devoting all my time and efforts to becoming a successful if not outstanding nurse. It is my belief that I have an obligation to use my experience and talent in constructive manners that will benefit the greater human community. A nursing career is the realization of this very opportunity to make myself useful. …show more content…
I learned how to be passionate about my work so that I can do the best job possible. I planned my own schedule to give myself enough time to finish everything, but also adapted to unexpected occurrences and finished everything to the best of my abilities on time. I learned over my completion of my MBA in just one year that nothing is impossible as long as it approached with dedication, conviction, and a bit of creativity. I am also ready to study in an accelerated environment because I know that I will have the emotional support from my family. A clear understanding of my long term goals, my dedication to those goals, and my ability to multitask have been instrumental in the success of my MBA and recent career. These qualities will also be instrumental in my success in the accelerated BSN program at UND, and in my future career as a
I am motivated to pursue a career in nursing because it allows me to use my degree to serve people in various …show more content…
Second only to patient care, is the involvement with family members, providing both material and emotional support through times of vulnerability and distress. As a potential nursing student, I intend to become a great asset in your highly esteemed university by devoting all my time and efforts to becoming a successful if not outstanding nurse. It is my belief that I have an obligation to use my experience and talent in constructive manners that will benefit the greater human community. A nursing career is the realization of this very opportunity to make myself useful. …show more content…
I learned how to be passionate about my work so that I can do the best job possible. I planned my own schedule to give myself enough time to finish everything, but also adapted to unexpected occurrences and finished everything to the best of my abilities on time. I learned over my completion of my MBA in just one year that nothing is impossible as long as it approached with dedication, conviction, and a bit of creativity. I am also ready to study in an accelerated environment because I know that I will have the emotional support from my family. A clear understanding of my long term goals, my dedication to those goals, and my ability to multitask have been instrumental in the success of my MBA and recent career. These qualities will also be instrumental in my success in the accelerated BSN program at UND, and in my future career as a