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    I would like to be a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) because I have a genuine care for people. As I a CNA I have the opportunity to reach out and help them. The greatest thing we as humans can do is serve one another. I am also aspiring to become a nurse and becoming a CNA would provide me with the experience to help me in the nursing program. Becoming a CNA would also increase my chances of getting accepting into the nursing program. Becoming CNA isn’t just for my personal gain there is a great

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    I read with great interest in the Ad you posted for Nurse Extern Program and would appreciate being considered for that position. My career goal is to become a registered nurse in acute and critical care field to challenge my abilities and save more lives. I have several strengths: Empathy and compassion are the natural traits I have‚ which was repeatedly told from my patients. I am always stand in the patient’s shoes when I am taking care of patients. I enjoy working in a team environment to carry

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    Life Goals; Becoming a Registered Nurse I have chosen to become a registered nurse because of the many great benefits it comes along with. For example it is a high paying job with a flexible schedule‚ and has an expected nineteen percent job growth within the upcoming years. Therefore‚ once I have completed my bachelor’s degree and start looking for a job I will have plenty of opportunities to choose from. Not only that but I will hopefully start working a job with a good starting salary. I hope

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    When an individual sets a goal of becoming a registered nurse there are different approaches to obtaining a nursing education. One must look at different factors to decide which education plan works best for their life style. There are three options‚ the diploma program‚ a associate degree and a baccalaureate degree. All nurses must take and pass the NCLEX-RN examination for state licensing. The diploma and associate programs are relatively the same when it comes to their competencies. The programs

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    Nurses hold a unique position in the heath care industry that allows them to create special relationships with their patients. NICU nurses not only create relationships with their patients‚ but also their patients’ families by nurturing our future generations. NICU nurses provide life saving care to infants that are at high risk after birth. They serve under the supervision of doctors and are required to uphold an oath to do what is reasonable and necessary to maintain life and reduce suffering.

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    I SEARCH PAPER ON BECOMING A NURSE Well‚ as long as I can remember I was a sick child and‚ I figured that I wanted to be a nurse‚ someone who was always helping people and that at a point of time in my life hey helped me. Despite‚ that I was a sick child I enjoy working with people and helping them as well‚ I have a lot of patience‚ and I’m very comfortable with a work environment like that. I already knew that Nursing is a health care profession that involves taking care of another person in

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    appropriately‚ but was excited to take yet another step towards becoming a registered nurse. I was pleased with how quickly I was able to research my patients once we hit the floor‚ as this is only my second week using Eastern Maine Medical Center’s Cerner Millennium. While researching a patients’ orders‚ I found incongruent information regarding his diet. If I had not thoroughly researched my patient’s orders and questioned the night nurse about the patient’s diet status‚ the patient’s scheduled procedure

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    I have always been the type of person to put my best efforts first‚ especially when it comes to helping other people. Since always feeling the need to help other people‚ I plan to pursue a career in healthcare and I dream of becoming a registered nurse to fulfill my desires to help people. Currently‚ I am striving to finish my prerequisite before I apply to Cecil’s nursing program in the fall of 2017. During nursing school‚ I plan to continue working in the hospital environment of Upper Chesapeake

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    came running up to me with her usual “brilliant idea‚” little did I know she would convince me to do something bad and it turned my life around in a day... and not for the good. I need to stay in school as much as I can because‚ I want to become a nurse and to do that I need the best education I can get. But lately it hasn’t been going like that. Zoe doesn’t like school because she likes its gross smelly and it holds no interest for her‚ and because of that she tries to avoid it every day she can

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    Registered Nurses Registered nurses (RNs) work to promote good health and illness. They teach patients and the public about various medical conditions; treat patients and helps in providing a wide variety of services. Many general duty nurses who focus on the overall care of patients are registered nurses. They administer medications under the supervision of doctors and keep records of symptoms and progress. General duty nurses also supervise licensed practical nurses (LPNs)‚ nursing

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