When the question “what do you want to be when you grow up?” was asked of me my answer was always nurse. I wanted to be a nurse because that way I can help people like my grandma. I was so sure that I wanted to be a nurse so much that whenever I would go to the hospital I was inquiring on what the nurses were doing. At the age of 12, I thought a nurse would be the perfect job for me nevertheless I contradicted myself because I didn't like needles and blood (some the main things nurses deal with). By cause of an unfortunate event I figured out what career I want to purse.
The path of my dream occupation has been relatively linear. I’ve known since I could ever remember that I wanted to be in the medical field. My grandmother was a nurse and I think her compassion for helping others rubbed off on me. I always looked up to her, so I consider working in the medical field to be continuing her legacy.
Since the sixth grade I always knew what field I wanted to go in, but I never knew exactly what I wanted to do. I knew I always wanted to go into the medical field due to the fact my mother was always in out of the hospital due to her being diagnosed with cancer. I had a list of jobs that seemed interesting to me which was to be an anesthesiologist, registered nurse, nurse practitioner, or oncologists. When I got to college I finally picked my major which is nursing. I know my top five strengths will help me as I start my journey of becoming a registered nurse.
Going out for sports, making new friends, working hard on homework, and just doing everyday tasks for the person I am today, is working towards my future. Taking CNA classes and becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant has been just one significant choice amongst others that I view as a supporter for my
My career goal is to become a surgeon but I would like to work my way up from nursing. Becoming a surgeon is important to me because I can improve the quality of life for others who have been physically hurt or have developed a medical condition. Just imagining the feeling of helping someone be able to live a normal or better life makes me ecstatic. For example, say someone was in a bad car accident. The person in the accident has an open compound fracture.
My dream has always been to grow up and have a career where I am able to help those in need and those who are hurting. For most of my life, I have wanted to be a nurse until I started to do some research and realized that being a social worker is what I want to do. The thought of helping those in need not just medically but in other aspects allows me to feel like I have a purpose to my life. After realizing that nursing was not my dream job, I made an appointment with my advisor in order to get more information on social work and because of this decision I am where I am today.
My Future Career, Nurse Practitioner A nurse practitioner is a nurse with a graduate degree in advanced practice nursing. When I was little I always said I wanted to become a nurse practitioner. It was something about being able to help patients overcome their illnesses that interested me the most.
One of my biggest inspiration is my parents, especially my mother. I want to see their happy faces on the day I walk down the aisle of graduation. I want to make them proud of me, even for just one time in my life. I choose nursing because I want to save lives. I want to help everyone who might and will need my help in the future.
My long term goal would be to assist with the elderly as I’m very drawn to the geriatric community. My faith in Jesus Christ has guided me to fulfill my passion in becoming a nurse. I truly believe that becoming a nurse will help me to completely understand the value of human life. I
One aspect about my future has always been certain: I want to help others. That being said, if I would have been asked what my dream job was when in high school, I would have said nursing. Coming from a family of nurses, that career choice appeared obvious. It was a healthcare field where you help patients, seemingly the perfect fit.
What career do you want to pursue in the future? Personally, I would prefer to get into a career that involves working with computers or on projects where I can construct things with my hands. My love for video games, robotics and computers have influenced me to focus in majoring in computer science or engineering. Feeling passionate in focusing in such majors made me wonder what possible careers I could go into after graduating college. There are not many people I know that have major or work in a relative field to my interest.
I have always been the type of person that receives an immense amount of gratification from helping others. I believe this goal is realistic due to my preconception of the career, love for helping others and experience. I've always loved helping other, so when I made it to middle school I joined an organization called builders club were we gave back to the community in various
As for my future, the profession I desire, are centered around the field of new medical developments and techniques have are still changing the face of healthcare. My goal is a dermatologist
After completing a career project in the sixth grade, I have not been able to see myself working in a career other than nursing. As early as I can remember, I was interested in books of the human body and having my mom tell me her experiences as a certified nursing assistant. I knew I wanted a career involved with helping people. My fascination with the human body became visible around the age of five.
Upon graduation from LaGuardia, I plan to begin my career in hospitals and work with children and families as a Registered Nurse. At the same time, I am planning to go at Hunter College to pursue a Bachelor degree in Nursing too. After successfully pursuing the BSN degree, my goal is to study for Physician Assistant and become one. The reason I am choosing this long way is that I want to gain experience as a Registered nurse in hospitals while continuing my higher education to achieve a degree in Physician Assistant. To prepare myself for the nursing career, I have been working on my weaknesses from the very first day of my college.
