Future Career Registered Nurse

My future career is to be a registered nurse. I chose this career because I enjoy taking care of people. I look at myself as a nurturer. Also, for the past 3 years I have been helping take care of my elderly grandparents, so I am partially experienced. Another reason why I am interested in nursing as my future career is because my mom always wanted to be a nurse, but she came in contact with things that held her back and stopped her from pursuing her goals. Ever since then, I have looked into nursing and discovered that this career interest me most. According to nursingschoolhub.com, it is believed that the first recorded aspects of nursing place the inception of the profession during the height of the Roman Empire, around 300 A.D. As the
For example, critical care nurses work in critical or intensive care hospital units and provide care to patients with cardiovascular, respiratory or pulmonary failure. Emergency, or trauma nurses work in hospital emergency departments and treat patients with life-threatening conditions caused by accidents, heart attacks, and strokes. Home healthcare nurses provided at home care for patients who are recovering from surgery, accidents and childbirth. Most RNs work as staff nurses, providing critical health care services along with physicians, surgeons, and other healthcare practitioners. Qualifications of workers in this field are as followed. To be a registered nurse, you have to be a good listener and very nurturing. You must make your patients feel welcomed and comfortable. Here are a list of skills nurses should have according to topregisterednurse.com :
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Diploma programs are offered at hospitals and typically last 3 years. Associate’s degrees in nursing are offered at community colleges and take two to three years to complete. A bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) degree prepares you for a job as a registered nurse. While you can work as an RN with an associate’s degree, nurses with a BSN are typically given more responsibility, supervisory roles and higher salaries. A BSN degree program takes typically four years to complete. Accelerated BSN programs take fewer than two years to complete. Students who have already earned an associate’s degree in nursing can enroll in and RN to BSN program. Some significant points I found on healthcarejobs.org are as followed. Registered nurses constitute the largest healthcare occupation with 2.4 million jobs. About 3 out of 5 registered nursing jobs are in hospitals. Three major educational path to Registered Nursing are a bachelor’s degree, an associate degree, and a diploma from an approved nursing program. RNs are projected to create the second largest number of new jobs among all