Master ’s-Prepared Nurse Interview Introduction I had the privilege to work for many years with couple of master’s prepared nurses and they always inspired me to join master’s level program. I interviewed one of my friends [S.V] who is a colleague at the hospital where I work as a requirement for the course and also to get a broader depth and understanding of the Masters in nursing program. That helped me to get more information about the program
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SAMPLE INTERVIEW QUESTIONS FOR NURSES 1. Tell me about yourself. 2. What led to your interest in nursing? I wanted to do something in my career that is challenging‚ interesting‚ and makes a difference in people’s lives on a daily basis. * My mother is a nurse‚ and seeing the satisfaction she feels every day by helping people in her job inspired my own interest in the field. * I believe that nursing is one of the most interesting and growing careers available today‚ and I enjoy the difference
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interviewed my previous school nurse‚ Sherri Vail. She is the full time school nurse for Medomak Valley High School‚ as well as Medomak Middle School. To become a Registered Nurse‚ Ms. Vail studied at University of Southern Maine‚ and received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Nursing. While the only schooling she needed was a Bachelor’s degree to become a school nurse‚ she decided to go a different route after becoming an RN. She joined the airforce‚ and was an active duty Nurse for four years. Then she
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Life Review Interview Aminata Conteh Professor Sandra Hill-Williams SOWK 505 8-18-2012 Introduction When I saw Ms. Mary Walker‚ the word “Old” does not even cross my mind. I was very surprised when I found out her age. It seemed strange that a woman of this age could show so much youth‚ little wrinkles‚ mobility‚ and did not cough every ten seconds as an indicator of good health. Identifying her as an individual in the 68 + age range seemed misleading but a glance at her salt and pepper afro
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Community Nurse Interview Community nurses are important members of the health care team. They are involved with all members of the community and see patients first hand. They are involved in education‚ assessments‚ care coordination‚ care management‚ support and follow up with individuals. Community health nurses can be involved in schools‚ correctional facilities‚ hospice and palliative care‚ and help in disaster areas. Community health nurses can be occupational nurses‚ travel or visiting nurses with
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I have always been fascinated with doctors and nurses They’re always there when we need them and genuinely care for our well being. You can always count on them to find out what’s wrong with you‚ and sometime the better ones will even give you advice based on personal experience Unfortunately‚ as much as I am fascinated by the prospects of becoming a doctor or nurse I feel scared to fully commit to the field. I worry that after I’ve completed the classroom half I might not have the resolution to
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an exceptional leader! While I did not mention the nurse leader interview in my clinical log‚ I interviewed‚ Anne Fereday‚ RN‚ BSN‚ MSN who began her nursing career in Albany‚ NY and has held a variety of nurse leadership roles since 1991.
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at Vanier and I have decided to interview her for this Homework. According to her‚ she has been in the nursing program for a year and a half now. While she was applying for the program‚ the college asked her for a letter of intent which is a letter that describe the reason she applied for the program. My friend explained to me that the reason why she chose nursing is because she was really interested in helping other people that are ill and the salary of a nurse is high. She mentioned that the
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Abstract for Nursing Research Utilization Project Proposal Nanncie Constantin NUR 598 July 9‚ 2012 Dr. Colucceillo Abstract The issue of controlling and preventing hospital-acquired infections is a major problem in the Healthcare system. Most patients admitted to hospitals are at some risk of contracting a hospital-acquired infection (Paterson‚ 2012). Some patients are more vulnerable than others; these include the elderly‚ patients with defective immune systems‚ and premature babies. Hospital-acquired
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Talking with an actual nurse was very comforting to me. I interviewed Margie Grier‚ a nurse at St. Luke’s Woman’s Clinic in Boise. Her experience in the field and knowledgeable perspective were enlightening. She made it clear that I don’t have to figure it all out at once. “There’s so much pressure on people
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