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    My goal is to be a family nurse practitioner. This goal did not stem from any traumatic events in my life. From a young age‚ I always felt the need to help others. While in high school‚ I volunteered at the local hospital as a candy striper. During this time‚ I was introduced to the medical field and I especially loved helping the patients and talking to the nurses about their pa-tient care. My mother called it my spirit of caregiving. After high school‚ I obtained a hospital position as a junior

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    is a nurse practitioner who specializes in chemotherapy at Pinnacle Health West Shore Campus. Although I was not able to job shadow‚ I learned what happens in the average day of a nurse practitioner. Patients are brought back to chemo rooms where Nurse Shelley meets with them to discuss treatments and what procedures she will be performing. She accesses the patient’s medi-ports and connects him/her to the IV and programs the IV pump to distribute the medication. Following the treatment‚ Nurse Shelley

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    the role of a nurse is intensely rewarding‚ but not without its challenges. I believe that a person who is embarking on a career in nursing needs to possess different characteristics have very good interpersonal skills‚ to be professional‚ empathetic‚ adaptable‚ eager to learn and to improve themselves by learning from their mistakes. I believe I possess all of the above qualities and will endeavour to maintain and improve on them whenever possible. Indiscriminate care is a nurses primary aim‚ which

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    experienced in response to chronic job stressors’ (Maslach 2004‚ p 93). It is the primary cause of poor quality of care (Ivancevich et. al 2014). If I was in charge of socializing the newly hired nurses at a local hospital‚ the following steps are the ones I will take to ensure that the newly hired nurses understand the hospital’s organization culture: I will ensure that the hospital recruit using realistic job previews following the hospital core values. I will make sure that the company only

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    oncology nurse provides care for patients who have cancer and to those who are at risk for getting the degree. This type of nurse has to have patience and be passionate with their work. They do more than care for cancer patients they will administer chemotherapy‚ and monitor physical conditions. However in the time it takes to read this paper 10 or more persons will be diagnosed with cancer in America which will make this career more demanding When you are an oncology nurse or any registered nurse (RN)

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    the constitution. Hence‚ nurses and for that matter‚ all health care professional have a legal‚ moral and ethical responsibility to protect patient’s privacy. Moral and ethics are all about doing good and not causing harm to individuals and society. Thus standing in Lena shoes is not an easy responsibility at all. Lina certainly faced an ethical dilemma of balancing the safety of her sister health and the privacy of her patient. Erickson and Millar (2005) sated “As nurses‚ we need to balance patient

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    are often more “hands on” practitioners. ADN nurses are also required to critical think but are task oriented. The Associated Degree in nursing school programs provides students with the knowledge and skills essential for entry into nursing practice and success on the nursing Licensure examination (NCLEX-RN). As an entry level nurse‚ the nurse is prepared to provide Safe and effective care that will promote the health and well-being of patients across the life span. Nurses graduating with an ADN acquire

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    A Nurse Practitioner is an advanced registered nurse who provides care to patients throughout life span‚ from pre-mature newborns to the elderly. I want to be a Nurse Practitioner because I love to take care of people. In order‚ for my dream to come true‚ I would graduate from high school with certain requirements to be eligible for the medical

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    Research Paper: Should Hospitals Give More Independence to Nurse Practitioners? “Stethoscope draped around her neck‚ [Sharon Poncher] looks and sounds like a doctor. But Poncher is a nurse practitioner‚ which means she has undergone an advanced level of training allowing her to diagnose‚ treat and prescribe medications” (Thompson). The role of the nurse practitioner is a highly debatable within the health industry‚ met with great encouragement and heated opposition. The profession was first introduced

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    [doctorally] prepared advanced practice nurse who provides advanced nursing care to neonates up to two years of age in a variety of clinical settings” ("Neonatal Nurse Practitioner."). There are many different levels in the neonatal field such as level one being just taking care of healthy infants. These days now it has started to decrease because if they are healthy they are more likely to be in the room with their mothers. Level two on the other hand the nurses are having to be more in demand because

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