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Personal Statement: A Career As A Registered Nurse

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Nursing is something I really enjoy doing. I love to take care of older people and helping people with their daily needs because I love being around my older generation. I’m very respectful when it comes to my older people. I’m always on time and I love to get the job done on time and in an orderly manner. This is why I think I would be a great registered nurse. Registered Nurses provide patient care and assists with medicines. RNs must set up plans for the patients care and they must work together to get the job done. Some of the duties for a RN are being able to observe patients and record their symptoms. They also have to be able to help perform diagnostic tests on the patients and teach patients how to use their medicines while at home and show the family how to manage the client illnesses. Registered nurses have a lot of responsibilities and they must explain instructions such as how to take medication and educate the patient on warning signs and symptoms that the medication might cause. This is a lot of work but the pay for a registered nurse is great money. …show more content…

The care facilities and hospitals sometimes determine how much money you make. Some hospitals pay more than other hospitals depends on what state you live in and where you are working but the average salary for Registered nurses are is $72,100 a year from the government. For hospitals, state, local and private places the pay is $69,510 a year. Home healthcare services make $63,840 a year. There are many different hospitals and physicians offices that RN can work at. Advance nurses make more money because they have great experience and good performance in many different nursing facilities, hospitals, and schools. Continuous education also determines a nurse

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