Socialization In Nursing

Socialization The nursing profession is a field that differs from many other professions since it goes beyond a series of business skills and activities. Nursing is considered as part of the socialization process since professionals in this field pass through certain socialization-related experiences. In this case, socialization is a concept that is applied to the field of nursing, particularly because this field is a human service profession. Therefore, it is increasingly important for nursing professionals to understand socialization with respect to its applicability in nursing practice. This paper focuses on examining the concept of socialization as it applies to the nursing practice. Additionally, the paper includes an analysis of professional

Based on a professional view, nursing entails more than a sequence of business skills and activities since it’s a field that involves human service. Therefore, professional socialization is applied in the field of nursing to help in internalization and development of professional identity. Zarshenas et al. (2014) state that nursing is more than a sequence of business skills and activities and part of the process of socialization through which individuals learn to internalize and develop a professional identity. Socialization is utilized by individuals in the nursing profession to acquire relevant knowledge and skills to realize a professional role with professional norms and values (Zarshenas et al.,

My short term goals as a professional nurse include completing my baccalaureate degree, maintaining a well-paying job at a healthcare organization, and smooth transition from a novice nurse to a professional nurse. These short-term goals primarily focus on achieving a bachelor’s of nursing degree and enhancing my clinical mastery. My long-term goals include enhancing my knowledge and skills through completing a master’s degree, and becoming a nurse leader, and mentoring new nurses towards improved clinical