Path to become a Health Educator Essay

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    The understanding of diversity and difference is an important issue for educators to know and understand as every student is unique and different. Before one can truly teach, they need to understand and know who they are teaching as students will come to school with differing abilities, experiences, capabilities and knowledge within their ‘virtual schoolbag’ (Thomson, 2002, p. 2). As such, the Australian curriculum (2013, p.3) is designed to promote fairness, equity, and excellence in teaching…

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    I feel as though I am passionate towards this view due to the loss of a close friend to mental illness. I am aware that it is such a big social issue, but if everyone puts in the effort to eliminate the stigma around mental health, this world will be a little brighter and more welcoming. I found it difficult to discuss and reflect on my values and beliefs for the main reason that I am still and always will be changing as an individual, spiritually, mentally and physically.…

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    I believe that nursing is a lifestyle shaped by my desire to make a change in people’ lives and to provide comfort, support, and better health outcomes to those in need. I see my patients as the main reason why I decided to become a nurse. After I moved to the United States, my parents used to take me to the emergency room at least every other month because of my asthma. That time was an eye-opener to what I wanted to do with my life. The nurses were the ones caring about my feelings, completing…

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    significant role in health care settings by assisting in providing quality care to any and all patients in the hospital and the community. While preparing for a successful future filled with prosperous opportunities it is essential that registered nurses graduate college and ensure an open mentality when going into an extensive field. Because the field is incredibly broad the amount of job responsibilities is inundating, fortunately…

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    testing as well. These are two high stakes tests that many post-secondary education institutes require positive marks on. Without good scores on these exams, a student can graduate high school without a problem, however, entrance into university becomes significantly more difficult if students do not score within a certain range. Furthermore, the stress of these tests effect students’ general performance in school. It is expected that they prepare for these exams on their own time, however, they…

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    a certified nurse anesthetist or certified nurse midwife (Master 's Nursing Programs). Having knowledge of the top 10 highest paying nursing jobs can help assist in one’s decision about their future path. The following is a nurse’s salary ranging from highest paying to lowest paying (The Best Health Care…

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    When referencing the word profession, it brings to mind a person who has acquired the competence, skill, and knowledge about a specific occupation or service. It is more than a job, it is a passion, a career, and a way of life dedicated to providing honest care to the community who are seeking guidance and assistance. According to the Oxford Dictionary, a profession is a paid occupation, especially one that involves prolonged training and a formal qualification. (Profession, 2018) When comparing…

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    After the career investigation project, I have chosen to be a registered nurse. Ever since I was young, my parents encouraged me to study hard and aim high so I could become a doctor. Unfortunately, the path to becoming a doctor is long and strenuous and I wish to do more than just study for an added 15 years. I wish to travel and take time off for myself to cultivate the person I want to be, and so, I think this occupation is suitable for me. I’ll be able to finish school quickly and obtain a…

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    2016). The vision of PNCB is that every child should be cared for by a nurse certified by PNCB (PNCB, 2016). The values of PNCB include: integrity, quality, innovation, advocacy, and respect (PNCB, 2016). The organization partners with different health systems. For example, my hospital offers the CPN test free of charge to nurses who work within the organization. The hospital is able to do this by taking advantage of the no pass, no pay program that PNCB offers. The no pass, no pay program…

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    doing this will direct the candidate on the right path to a successful Teacher. There are several forces that impacts the assess of the teacher candidate. The 4 listed programs that are required to be access in the teaching program are the following: National Council on Teacher Quality NAEP Studies A Nation at Risk No Child Left Behind Common Core Standards…

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