Caring, compassionate, leaders, dedicated, non-judgmental, passionate, holistic, and healers are only some of the words used to describe the profession of nursing. ADD HERE. I am choosing to pursue nursing because I want to make a difference in the world. Nothing is more satisfying than providing care to someone when they need it the most. I have been interested in the medical field for as long as I can remember. Although I am intrigued by the human body and everything that it can do, I have a passion for providing care. I firmly believe that the desire I have to help is what determined my decision to pursue nursing. When I graduate and obtain my baccalaureate degree, I hope to begin my journey in the Emergency Room or in the Labor and Delivery Unit. I am attracted to the E.R. …show more content…
You never know who you will be caring for or what issue you will be treating. I also like the idea of working in the labor and delivery unit because it is such a fun and positive environment. I think it would be an honor to help mothers bring their children into the world. In addition, I am obsessed with babies. I would look forward to going to work (even on weekends) knowing that I get to interact with babies all day. At this point, I am undecided on whether or not I want to go back to school in the future to become an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, but it is definitely not out of the picture. If I enjoy working with women and their babies, I will definitely consider schooling to become a Certified nurse midwife. The standards of practice describe the nursing process. This critical thinking model provides a basis for the skills and duties that registered nurses must conform to. The nursing process is comprised of six standards: assessment, diagnosis, outcomes