Becoming A Professional Nurse

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Becoming a Professional Nurse The career of Nursing tends to have certain personality traits associated with it’s practicing professionals. As I begin my journey of becoming a nurse, I have been given many opportunities to reflect upon what experiences my life has led me here. I believe that several of my life experiences have aided in the development of certain qualities that will be valuable in my professional practice. Throughout my life, I have had plenty of opportunities to take on demanding roles in my school, community, and personal life. My many commitments included competitive dance, volunteering at my local hospital, maintaining high grades in school, and taking part in the planning of a variety of other school and community events. The …show more content…

Although demanding, I think I did a very good job of giving an equal part of myself to each of my obligations. I believe that having many important obligations teaches you several things. Firstly, having a great deal of responsibilities teaches you to be dedicated to what you are doing and to be committed to do it well. Secondly, being busy and having many commitments allows for the development of strong time management skills. Although I had plenty of responsibilities, these skills allowed me to give the best of myself to all aspects of my life. Commitment and time management skills are important skills for nurses to possess. Nurses that are committed to their profession generally tend to put more effort into doing a good job of their career (DINAH GOULD AS CITED BY FRISS). Committed nurses are able to improve quality of care given as well as the experience of the patient as a whole (BAILLE). Nurses are forced to create a balance between all the responsibilities of their profession (TARAY JASMINE ARTICLE). Nurses with adequate time management skills are able to meet both the task-oriented and the compassion

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