Last summer morning, Hannah, and I were leaving her house. We noticed a vehicle speeding around the curves. They were there, and then they weren't. Hannah noticed a hole through the trees on the side of the road and yelled at me to stop. After stopping, we saw the car had flipped into the trees and brush. Hannah jumped out of the car, began to lose her composure, and questioned what needed to be done. I calmly told Hannah to stay calm and call 911, while I made my way towards the vehicle. Three people emerged from the vehicle. After moving them a safe distance from the overturned vehicle while trying to soothe all I began helping the passenger from the backseat. She was bleeding. I shouted to Hannah to bring me the bottle of water, GermX, and
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I made the life decision to pursue a career in nursing rather than continuing in Mechanical Engineering. I understood this would not be an easy transition but I learned early on that if you approach a goal with determination and hard work, nothing is impossible. This is exactly what I plan to do.
I had the opportunity to learn about nursing at a young age. My grandmother and mother are registered nurses. My mother took me to work with her at the nursing home. Subjected to different environments, I learned to communicate with elderly patients and staff. Since then I had the opportunities to shadow hospital staff, which has brought me exposure and reassurance that this is what I want to do.
My goals include achieving a B.S.N. and beginning work. I will excel at nursing and further pursue my career in health and medicine. While working, I plan to further my education into Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP). More importantly, I plan to set a goal to help someone new every day and follow one of my favorite quotes, “You must be the change you wish to see in the world. – Gandhi”
Ultimately, I know that I can do this and do this
I made the life decision to pursue a career in nursing rather than continuing in Mechanical Engineering. I understood this would not be an easy transition but I learned early on that if you approach a goal with determination and hard work, nothing is impossible. This is exactly what I plan to do.
I had the opportunity to learn about nursing at a young age. My grandmother and mother are registered nurses. My mother took me to work with her at the nursing home. Subjected to different environments, I learned to communicate with elderly patients and staff. Since then I had the opportunities to shadow hospital staff, which has brought me exposure and reassurance that this is what I want to do.
My goals include achieving a B.S.N. and beginning work. I will excel at nursing and further pursue my career in health and medicine. While working, I plan to further my education into Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP). More importantly, I plan to set a goal to help someone new every day and follow one of my favorite quotes, “You must be the change you wish to see in the world. – Gandhi”
Ultimately, I know that I can do this and do this