Informal occupations

My mother was a nurse. I’ve watched her leave at late hours in the night, early mornings, and afternoons. She ran herself to death by working to pay the bills in our house, organize amazing trips to take together , clean, and through all of that she had to find time to sleep. But, she choose to run herself because she was that compassionate about her job. She loved the feeling of helping others get better and not only did she love it, she was one of the best at it. She helped me learn that what…

Student ID: U3109568 Assessment name: Assessment 2 Word count: 2213 Possible challenges I am likely to experience when transitioning from a Student to a New Graduate Nurse. Introduction The transition from student to nurse has been the subject of discussion in the literature and among prospective graduates due to the stressors and challenges that comes with the process (Levett-Jones & FitzGerald, 2005). Accordingly, Chang and Daly (2015) has described the period of graduate nurse transition as…

When I was younger, people always asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I used to say things like a doctor, a lawyer, mainly the “big time” jobs that I saw when I watched television, However, I have always been fascinated by the medical field and all of its entirety. There are many different people and paths that can be taken upon in the medical field. There are physicians, physician assistants, pharmacists, nurses, nurse practitioners, and many more. The one thing that they all have in…

For nearly two years now, I have desired to pursue nursing and midwifery and have worked hard to achieve excellent grades in a rigorous high school curriculum. I have a passionate dedication to the pro-life movement, cherishing life from conception to natural death. Such a commitment has motivated me to become a nurse, so I may better promote life through my profession and act as an advocate for the true health of women and their children. Throughout my high school studies, I realized I have a…

the state of Texas have designed for nurse practitioners to follow so I can practice according to the state requirements. I will follow evidence based practice, so I can give efficient care to my patient. In the first, second and third month, I will make notes and think of ways to improve my practice and be an accent for the organization. During the first few months I will try to know and work with other professionals in the organization to create a good working relationship which will help me…

My goal after completing the BSN program at UST Carol and Odis Peavy School of Nursing is to work in the Medical Center. I want to help make a difference in as many individual lives that I can. I started volunteered at Texas Children’s before getting accepted into the nursing program. Volunteering was an unbelievable experience to be able to work and learn from the nurses. I tried to make a difference in each patient’s life that I encounter. Seeing how hard nurses work, the dedicated long hours…

ER Nurses are The Best From broken legs to gunshot wounds emergency nurses are always on their feet ready to receive any patient, “more than 136.3 million people visit the emergency room each year” (Petrea). From high stress procedures to life threatening injuries, ER nurses are tough cookies that are not to be messed with. They are trained to handle any situation that rolls into the emergency room, by having years of intense schooling and experience in the ER which form them into excellent…

What is a Certified Medical Manager? A certified medical manager is a health care administrator who has passed the Professional Association of Health Care Office Management’s (PAHCOM) CMM exam. This credential verifies that the holder is a competent professional who can handle the business operations and health care administration of a medical organization. The exam also means that the holder has verified experience and knowledge of health care environments and upholds a set of high ethical…

and the lowest paid working in nursing homes. A career as a registered nurse has an excellent job outlook and unemployment rate. There is currently a 2.1% unemployment rate for RNs in the United States (US News). RN is deemed one of the top 10 occupations with the largest job growth (Explore Health…

VETERINARY TECHNICIAN To become a veterinary technician one will need to earn first an associate's degree in veterinary technology , which usually takes about 2 years to complete studying full time . Miami Dade College , to facilitate the clinical portion of the program , students are assigned to a clinical facility , within Miami Dade College . The requirements are high school diploma , complete the application packet available…