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    assistants, pharmacists, nurses, nurse practitioners, and many more. The one thing that they all have in common is working to help others and that’s what really drew me to that field. I want to help others in any way possible , and their health is a big way that I can help. For that reason, I chose the Nursing field as my overall topic for my senior…

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    upon the idea of being a Registered Nurse. Although I plan to get my Licensed Practical Nursing degree first then work my way up to the higher levels. I think it would be good for me because I like the idea of saving and helping people that need it. I really love helping people and I’m compassionate enough to care for others. A lot of lives fall into your hands and you have to make sure you know what to do in order to correct the problem. Being a Registered Nurse is very important and essential…

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    Career and College Research Paper What 's better than getting the chance to help save someone 's life? Being a nurse in any type of nursing takes skills. There are many types of nurses: nurses that deliver babies to nurses that work just on a hospital floor. The type of nursing I want for my career is Behavioral Health Medicine which is a mental health nurse. That stands for acute which means sudden onset of signs and symptoms. The reason for me picking this career is the inspiron of my mother…

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    this is a requirement. Second, enroll in entry-level training. Some good entry-level programs are courses like LPNs (Licensed Practical Nurse) or LVNs (Licensed Vocational Nurse). The duration of these important courses is just one year. These formal education programs include lectures and hands-on clinical practice. Last, a degree/diploma in Nursing School. To become a registered nurse you should at least have an Associate Degree in Nursing. For advanced course one can opt for Master of Science…

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    On Wednesday, November 16, 2016 we attended the Missouri State Board of Nursing to watch six nurses come forward to defend their license against the council. The six nurses that are reviewed by the board, had violations and disciplinary actions to be taken. The first nurse who was a registered nurse had disciplinary actions against her license and was practicing in the state of Arkansas without a renewed license. Although, she exclaimed that she haffad not been reminded by the board to renew…

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    Working In A Clinic Essay

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    medical clinic are medical records, receptionist, medical staff and triage. Medical records is another department that is a strong department. Medical records put the records in the correct area within the charts. This makes it easier for the nurses…

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    functionalist and the conflict perspectives are concerned with how broad aspects of society, such as institutions and large social groups, influence the social world" (p. 2). In a case study there is a conflict between registered nurse (RN) and licensed practical nurse (LPN). LPN was busy with one of the patients and was not been able to prepare another patient for the procedure. Because of that, the patient would be late for that procedure. RN, who is the leader, had time to help LPN with…

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    intelligent nurse leaders need to “connect with followers, communicate a sense of purpose in work and establish influential relationships with others” (Roussel et al., 2016, p.71). Obtaining buy-in from staff members and other departments is one of the most valuable skills a nurse manager can posses. Increasing pressure to improve outcomes, decrease costs, enhance patient safety, and boost the quality of care can generate a swarm of new initiatives at both the unit and organizational level.…

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    Program has been a long journey filled with excitement and disappointing periods. I 've started this quest in the Summer of 2015 and here I am, two years later, starting my first class in the program, Nursing 301. My quest of becoming a Registered Nurse (RN) actually began in the year 2000 while I was an Emergency Medical Technician in the military. My wife 's and my military colleagues ' encourage me to go back to school to become an RN. I took and completed all my general education…

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    Jim Whitey Haircut

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    In “Haircut” an appropriate adjective to describe Jim is immature. Jim Kendall is a comical guy who is liked by mostly everyone in his town. Jim plays pranks on the people of the town, sending letters to businesses saying that their missus cheated on them. Every Saturday, Jim and his friend Hod Meyers would go to Whitey’s barber shop to tells of his stories through the week. However, besides his comical and well liked side, Jim has bad morals. Jim is a husband and a father, but he does not…

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