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    like much fun to you but me I’m all in for it you can call me nurse Ford. Ever since I was in my younger days I always told myself I wanted to be a nurse or doctor it wasn’t until around like six grade when I finally sat down and said okay I wanna be a nurse that’s what I wanna do for the rest for my life help people when they or ill. I didn’t want to rip their bodies open or nun of that, that’s what doctors do. My mom was once a nurse you know? But when she got pregnant with me is when she…

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    Essay On Becoming A Nurse

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    cousins have completed the RN (Registered Nurse) program. They currently work in doctors ' offices, Western Maryland Hospital, and in some schools as well. Becoming an RN has always been a goal of mine. Having the opportunity to make a difference in someone’s life would be inspiring for anyone, and getting the chance to save a life would make any job worthwhile. Along with the great satisfaction of saving a life, as a nurse, you also make a good amount of money as well. Nurses salary 's vary…

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    McElroy, 2009.The main goals for this program are to improve the quality of care and retain new nurses while developing their role as a professional nurse. The program is aimed to boost new graduate confidence by help them understand the system and learn the environment before they threw them on the floor alone. According to National Council of State Boards of Nursing More than 40% of new graduate nurses report making medication errors, and 50% said they would not recognize life-threatening…

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    Family Nurse Practitioner The purpose of this paper is to present the scope and standards of practice of family nurse practitioner (FNP) specialty. Scope of Practice FNP is a registered nurse (RN) who is educated and trained to provide both primary and in some cases, specialty care to the patients (“Role & Scope,” n.d.). To become an FNP, one must first acquire the bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) degree from an accredited program, pass the national council licensure examination (NCLEX)…

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    Redburn Azusa Pacific University Week One Assignments Reflective Questions As an LVN, returning to a Bachelor of Nursing program, I am confident in my skills as a nurse but am also aware that I have room to grow. Therefore, I believe I fall in Stage 3 of Benner’s From Novice to Expert. Stage 3 explains that competent nurses typically have over 2 years of experience and present enhanced efficiency, organization, and time management (Duphily, 2014, pg. 24). My name is Courtney Redburn. I…

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    being a role model to family or someone in the community. Academically, I hope to learn as much as possible and maintain good grades. I aspire to attain a bachelor's degree in nursing, then focus in pediatrics in pursuance of becoming a pediatric nurse. I plan to set attainable short-term goals along the way to keep me on track with my school work and guide me to the grades I desire. I will also set intermediate goals like obtaining an associate's…

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    Lifelong Learning Essay

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    number four, which “recommends that an increase of nurses with baccalaureate degree to 80 percent by 2020”. The other recommendation I agree with is number six, which says that is “recommended that nurses engage in lifelong learning throughput their nursing career”. I choose this two recommendations because if this recommendations were implemented, then the quality of care to patients will be enhanced. Recommendation 4: Increase the proportion of nurses with a baccalaureate degree to 80 percent…

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    Nursing Practicum Setting

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    and the training is centered on four major elements: client, environment, health and nursing (JJC, n.d). In keeping with the mission and philosophy, the school conceptual framework is to provide a fundamental structure for the practical nurse and the registered nurse curricula by using three major theories on which…

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    1. The plan to become a nurse practitioner in my future. Nurse practitioners or NPs are advanced practice registered nurses who provide care to patients throughout the lifespan, from infants to the elderly. NPs provide primary and some acute care and are qualified to meet the majority of patients' health care needs. Just like a physician, a nurse practitioner can prescribe medications, perform minor surgeries and procedures, physical exams, diagnostic tests, and many others responsibilities. I…

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    Nursing Admissions Essay

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    Nursing is rewarding because it give nurses opportunities to provide others with support and care. It is my strong feeling that I possess the characteristics necessary to tackle the challenging responsibilities, and I have what it takes to perform above and beyond my expectations. I had the opportunity several years back to interact with some of the most caring, intelligent, and responsible people while visiting and looking after my ill grandmother. The nurses would care for and assist my…

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