Military nurse

journey till you can call yourself a nurse with many stepping stones such as, deturmalton, getting your license, learning to handle the patients, overcoming many new obstacles. The History of Nursing Before there was a word to define what nurses do there were nurses. Nursing dates back to the mid 19th century. The first person to put it down on paper was Florence Nightingale. She was asked by the British government to work with a small group of Military and nurses at Scutar hospital. They…

remember my friend who fell from the swing and scraped his knee and I placed a bandage on the knee and later on thanked me. My mother who is a nurse would take me to her work and I recall her, comforting her clients, taking their vital signs, and giving them medication so they would feel better. From that day on, I knew that I wanted to become a Nurse. To become a Nurse is a calling and it is hard to describe it into words. One cannot say why an individual would want to choose Nursing as their…

approve of her becoming a nurse. “After her parents refused her request to study nursing at a hospital, Nightingale was persuaded to study parliamentary reports. In three years she was an expert on public health and hospitals.” (Nightingale). Florence knew her passion was in nursing. “By 16, she knew nursing was her calling.” (Villanova). She would go and visit different hospitals. In 1850 she went to “the Institution of Protestant Deaconesses” to be trained as a nurse. Florence…

Australians have of the Great War. However, by focussing on the Australian army nurse experiences, this conventional perspective of The Great War expands. They demonstrate that females endured chauvinistic constraints and agonising impacts while they succoured the injured soldiers. During The Great War, Australian army nurses were thought as inferior to military men so were largely marginalised and mistreated. "The female nurse did little towards the actual saving of life in the war although…

I have been employed at The Queen's Medical Center (QMC) as a registered nurse since January 2004 and currently working in the Float Pool as a medical, surgical and telemetry nurse. Throughout my career as a nurse at the QMC, I have taken the role of a staff nurse, charge RN, resource nurse for other charge RNs, service recovery nurse, and clinical coach for new and experience nurses. In addition, as a former U.S. Army nurse in the Hawaii Army National Guard (HIARNG), I served as one of the team…

became a nurse. I have always strived to be the best nurse I can possible be but I want to challenge myself to make a mark on nursing and healthcare. After reading the mission statement of this University, I feel confident I have chosen the proper environment I need to mold me into a nurse capable of promoting advancements in healthcare. Professionally, my goal is to obtain a Master’s of Science in Nursing (MSN) in Nursing Informatics. My vision is to design software that will enable nurses to…

role in my healthcare facility. I work as a nurse educator. Yet, I do very education in the traditional sense. I am more of a facilitator of training and education. My podium time is minimal and is only teaching simulation to the 68C military Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) students. I also facilitate the Mock Code Training for the hospital. Yet, most education is a refresher for skills already taught in nursing school. My project as a DNP prepared nurse will be to, implements a new training…

After watching Vietnam Nurses with Dana Delany, these eight nurses are heroes. These eight women are heroes because, they volunteered to join the military because they felt they would be needed. Two of these eight nurses are heroes because even when they got back to the United States, some women went back in to continue to help their solider. They saw and done things that were beyond their training abilities and they used themselves as human shields in a heroic act to keep their patients…

The field of gender studies is an area of interdisciplinary study that analyzes the social aspect of gender and how it relates to different subcategories of life. It explores what it entitles to be female or male; and the experiences a person may encounter due to their gender, sexuality, race, class, etc. Because gender studies analyzes the social aspect of gender, it coherently applies to the subcategory of gender in the workplace. In most fields and professions gender has an effect on the way…

my becoming a nurse. While employed as a Paramedic as a Federal Employee with the Army, I worked for Major Ron Moore. He exemplified the Level 5 Leadership Concepts developed by Jim Collins (Marquis, B. L., 2014). Upon completion of my nursing degree, the most influential nursing leader would be the influence of a surgical office nurse I worked with in a multiple specialty clinic. While both nurses possessed all of the leadership concepts Major Moore had the ability to meld military and…