Vascular Thoracic ICU Nurse Personal Statement

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On December, 2015 I completed the Vascular Thoracic ICU GN internship training program at Florida Hospital Orlando, and passed from RN level I which is an advanced beginner nurse to RN level IV which is an experienced nurse. My place of employment follows Benner’s stages of clinical competence to promote their nurses. Nurses receive four types of levels depending their acquisition, development of skills and years of experience. To be promoted is important to me because it means that I am growing and learning as nurse each day and I am becoming more competent as time passes by.
On February, 2017, while in the BSN program in December 2016, I had the opportunity to do clinicals in an Emergency Department in at Florida Hospital Kissimmee for my Community Nursing class, this motivated me to transfer to this unit, which I got hired under the Emergency Department Nurse Internship Program (EDNIP) which is designed for experience nurses who transition to the Emergency Department from another specialty. The 12 week program provides a combination of didactic, online and precepted clinical-based training. The nurse manager at Florida Hospital Kissimmee Emergency Department, has been very impressed with my performance, therefore I have been offered the opportunity to train as a relief charge nurse. …show more content…

As part of the nursing team at my church, I plan to set up a stand where we can provide families with answers to basic medical questions and concerns. Providing free basic checkups, such as vital signs, BMI, screening for hypertension and hyperglycemia are performed, and referring to a physician if required. “Community health services are needed to support and enhance the capacity for self-help and self-care of individuals, families, groups, communities, and populations” (American Nurse Association, 2010a, p.

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