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    Why I Became A Nurse

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    Why I Became a Nurse “Why I Became a Nurse” Nursing was not always something that I wanted to do in the beginning. I wanted to be a Photographer. Looking back at that period in my life there were many areas of my life that I needed to assess. I already had a daughter and was currently going to school for Photography. So the question became do I keep my passion‚ and will it always pay the bills? Alternatively‚ do I change career paths and pursue a new career that I know will pay the bills

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    Primary care nurse practitioner workforce represents a significant supply of primary care providers able to meet the demand for care. While studies show Kentucky will have an excess of registered nurses in the next decade‚ right now many of the state’s hospitals are stressed to hire enough nurses to care for patients. Kentucky has about 45‚500 full-time employed RNs‚ whose average annual salary is about $60‚000‚ according to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. The Kentucky Board of Nursing website

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    communicator between doctors and patients. Until nowadays‚ it is still common to see that there is gender stereotype of a nurse is always a female. In fact‚ there are male being a nurse in hospitals and clinics‚ especially those being a military nurse. There are both advantages and disadvantages of being a nurse. to begin with‚ nurse is a meaningful job which saves people’s lives. A nurse not only provide help medically‚ but also give support spiritually like sharing personal experiences with patients

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    The second job career I did further research on is Emergency Nurse and while doing further research I found out that to become a Emergency Nurse you must become a Registered Nurse first. “The primary prerequisite for working as an emergency room RN is to be licensed by the state to work as a registered nurse. Licensure requirements vary slightly from state to state‚ but all state boards of nursing require candidates to complete an approved nursing course of instruction. This must be from an accredited

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    Nurse Organizers The nurse often gets overlooked‚ but is the nurse who is in actual charge of the daily operation of hospitals‚ nursing homes‚ and many other medical offices. The nurse has a lot on their plate and must be organized in order to be effective at their job. For this reason‚ there are a lot of nurse organizers available on the market to help them do their job in the most efficient manner possible. The Nurse- Medical Belt Clip Pocket Pal Organizer is a great example of an accessory

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    Master ’s Prepared Nurse Interview Name: Vidia Saleem Grand Canyon University: Nurs 502 Feb. 2nd‚ 2015 Top of Form Bottom of Form Master ’s Prepared Nurse Interview Interview selection This paper is about an interview of a master’s prepared nurse who is in the position of an Assistant Director of nursing. The theme of the interview is concerned in showing how a graduate of a Master in science in nursing would be able to prepare a nurse in assuming a bigger role in the nursing practice‚

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    common risk every person entering pediatric nursing must face. Pediatric Nurse Practitioners are those that care for patients from when they are newborns to adolescents. In order for one to pursue the career of pediatric nursing one must be informed that it takes a great deal of education‚ job function‚ and the utmost love and devotion to care for others. Education is key to success. The education needed to become a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner is a four year Bachelor’s degree along with a two year Master’s

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    Registered Nurse is the career I plan on pursuing‚ because it dealing with helping people. I love helping people. My plan is to work in a clinic. Hospital work is less predictable and more stressful than clinic work‚ says Beth Anne Schwamberger‚ a former RN who has worked in both hospital and clinic settings. In order for me to be a RN nurse I must first have these certifications: graduate‚ or provide verification of completion and eligibility for graduation‚ from a state-approved nursing program

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    What They Do? Registered nurses are in charge of administering health care‚ caring for patients‚ and educating patients on their health condition. Many of their responsibilities depend on where they are working. Nurses will record medical files and analyze test results. They may operate medical equipment and observe patient treatment. Many registered nurses are part of a team of physicians and they help physicians with different patients and their needs. Once you have been in this job for a while

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    It has been suggested that in order for nurses to overcome compassion fatigue‚ they need to stop focusing on the stressful aspects of being a helper and begin to consider ways in which their work brings a sense of fulfillment (Radey & Figley‚ 2007). The phrase compassion satisfaction is used to describe this feeling of accomplishment that results from the process of helping others and brings nurses back to the altruistic reasons they had picked the profession in the first place. Radey & Figley (2007)

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