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    Neonatal Nursing Career

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    At the age of six‚ I knew that I wanted to find a career where I would be working with kids for the rest of my life. This was a time when my oldest niece was born and was diagnosed with a mild case of down syndrome. When she was an infant‚ my mother and I would babysit her and I would care for her as if I was a mother figure in her life. I consistently fed her bottles‚ changed her diapers‚ rocked her to sleep‚ and taught her how to read as she grew older. Whatever she needed‚ I would provide as much

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    “The struggle you’re in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow.” I have been through many experiences in my high school career. These experiences have changed me into a better person. One of the greatest experiences I got to have in my high school career is becoming a certified nursing assistant (CNA). I’ve always known that I love the nursing field because it is always helping someone and their families. When I was a sophomore‚ I took Nurse Aide through Iowa Lakes Community College

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    My Nursing Career

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    Me and my nursing career As a child‚ a nurse wearing a white uniform and a doctor wearing white coat fascinated me. My cousin was a nurse and often when I visited her‚ I felt a force pulling me or attracting me to that white uniform. Never realized until I became a nurse that it was not a dream‚ I was destined to be a nurse. Today we call Florence Nightingale pioneer of nursing and Mother Teresa the epitome of love and compassion (‚ 2010‚ p. 1). These women choose to do what was in their heart‚

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    Registered Nursing as a Career Registered nurses are medically trained individuals who care for patients in different settings. Registered nurses implement the patients’ care plan. Nursing duties include dispensing medicine‚ recording patients’ past medical history‚ and observe reactions to treatments – not parallel/see pg. 24-26 in FAQs (US Department of Labor‚ 2008). According to Tracy Ingram (personal communication‚ October 29‚ 2008) registered nurses are not legally not permitted to change

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    Nursing Career Profile

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    within the profession In nursing field there many types of nurse which are CNA (certified nursing assistant) the first step to a nursing career; they work under supervision to assist patients with daily living. CNA earns around $27‚418 in the U.S. annually and the CNA classes are open at Johnson County Community College

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    A Career In Nursing Essay

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    Throughout the history of nursing‚ training of those entering the field has varied from rudimentary to extensive. In the 19th century‚ training for nurses was minimal and there was no set curriculum (Nursing Timeline of Historical Events‚ 2014). With the nursing focus shifted from caring for the sick and dying‚ to caring for ill people and providing preventative care for well people‚ the training for nurses has also changed. This discussion will focus on the differences in competencies of nurses

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    Nursing Career Paper

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    The field of nursing is very broad. With a degree in nursing‚ someone could enjoy a range of experiences. With a degree in nursing from NCCU State University‚ there are a number of career paths I could follow such as‚ becoming a Registered Nurse Case Manager‚ Nurse Practitioner‚ or Patient Advocate. Within this research paper‚ I will explore the nursing job field and also give statistics on the nursing field. Nursing is a profession filled with limitless personal and professional rewards. When

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    Pursuing A Nursing Career

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    Three career plan I wake up every day anxious and positive because life is happening. For me‚ happiness is realizing that I am working  towards my future. Although‚  with the constant tension between life obligations and educational goals‚ planning is an important part of my career and personal life. On the first place‚ I decided to pursue a nursing career in the medical field. But  later on‚  when exploring  additional options‚ sustainability  grabbed my attention entirely. And lastly business

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    Nursing Career Development

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    Nursing Career Development Ashley Wolfe’s Personal Career Development Plan 1. Personal Goals A. Long Term Goals i. My long term goal is to obtain my Master of Science degree in Nursing. I plan to accomplish this goal within the next five to six years. ii. My long term goal is to obtain a position as a Nurse Practitioner at a hospital or clinic‚ preferably in an oncology setting. I plan to accomplish this goal within the next five to six years. B. Short Term Goals i. My short term

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    Nursing Career Paper

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    A career is something you love to go to work for‚ while a job is something to help get the bills paid. My career is a LPN ( Licensed Practical Nurse). I love and care for people while they’re sick‚ and that’s what a LPN is a person that love and care for someone when they’re sick and that’s what my career is. A LPN is a nurse. They administer medicine and injections‚ and take vital signs such as blood pressure‚ temperature‚ and weight.Perform a variety of tasks under the supervision of a Registered

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