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Statement Of Purpose: Neonatal Registered Nurse

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503 Angela Ln
Euless, TX 76039

March 3, 2017

John Peter Smith Hospital
1500 S Main St.
Fort Worth, TX 76104

JPS Hospital:

JPS’s staff strives to improve the healthcare of patients in the hospital and every department that they work in. They are known for their motivation and diligence in providing exceptional healthcare services to every patient, every day at every JPS facility. I am interested in the job opening for a NICU RN posted on www.jpshealthnet.org. It would be an honor to obtain a position at your hospital as a Neonatal Registered Nurse and care for the sick babies that deserve outstanding healthcare. My experience and education has given me an immense amount of knowledge and skills such as nursing practices, patient and family care, and communication and leadership skills to make me a valuable team member and an excellent choice for the Neonatal RN position. …show more content…

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