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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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    Specialty-Nursing Career

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    My career choice is nursing. In this essay‚ I will be explaining a few different specialty-nursing careers that someone could go into. The specialties I chose are ones that I would prefer to go into after graduation. The following essay will be about the duties that each specialty could include and the schooling that is preferred with each. Nursing can be a difficult but very rewarding job. The first nursing specialty is an Emergency/ Trauma nurse. These types of nurses are the first healthcare

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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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    Pediatric Nursing Career

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    All about Pediatric Nursing and Physical Therapy Assistant as Careers Two professions that could be a possibility for someone who loves working with people especially children but also the health career world would be pediatric nurse or physical therapy assistant. Both of these are very rewarding careers and are never the same from a day to day basis‚ so if you worry about having a job that gets boring after you get the experience you want‚ there’s nothing to worry about with these because every

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    Nursing Career Choice

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    Occupational career that interest myself the best in the medical field is Nursing. I certainly would enjoy doing this type of work in the future. Helping other people and knowing that they are blissful and being taken care of‚ I myself feel pleased that I happen to complete my job correctly. I could teach the next generation from What education I have learned and they can achieve the same for people. Why does this career choice interest me? Since I was in elementary school‚ I always told my

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    they would treat us with such kindness; unfortunately my mother and father both passed away from cancer‚ so I became determined to pursue a medical career to help those in need. Due to my life experience I have acquired a deep admiration and respect for nursing so I have already prepared for this future profession. Over the course of my high school career I have taken biology‚ psychology‚ and a human anatomy and physiology course. Additionally I am taking a CNA course through Waukesha County Technical

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    Career Goals For Nursing

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    My career goal is to become a Registered Nurse. Ever since I was a little girl‚ I have always had the dream of being a nurse someday. I love helping others who are need or even need some encouragement. My passion is to help others who are struggling and help them realize that their life matters. I want to be the person to brighten up someone’s day when that individual is feeling down. Right now‚ I am a Freshmen taking prerequisite classes like BIO 213‚ 214‚ CHEM 107‚ 107L and I have to pass

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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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    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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