Interest In Nursing

My interest in nursing started when I was a sophomore in high school. I was rushed to the emergency room not knowing what was wrong with me. Through this process I had interacted with many different kinds of nurses, and they all stuck out to me in many variety of ways. From that moment on I knew that I wanted to be a pediatric nurse, to help the community in the same way they helped me.
While I was in the hospital,” instead of giving up in the face of the setbacks or disappointments, I stayed hopeful and optimistic” (Handout, pp. 2). I also can, “soothe or contain distressing feelings, so that they don’t keep me from doing things I need to do” (Handout, p. 2). This shows that my emotional intelligence is more optimistic rather then closed
This shows that when I am in a situation when I need to be the leader, I am not afraid to tell my employers on what they need to work on and what they need to accomplish. But, “when making these decisions, I give a great deal of weight to the way my superior likes to have things done” (Handout, p.3). Also, when giving people commands I think that it is very important to know why I am giving those commands and making sure I have enough understanding to back it up. All these examples show that when assessing my Tacit Knowledge, I have realized that I am applying tactic knowledge to a wide range of circumstances.
Applying Emotional Intelligence with Tacit Knowledge correctly is an important skill as an employer. Knowing how to interact as a group member as a nurse in the hospital is key. There will be many situations that I will need to interact with other nurses to help save someone’s life. Tactic Knowledge is helpful in a verity of ways when being a nurse. Such as, when there is an emergency with a patient you need to know what is the most important to what is least important to do in that