Compassion in Action: Why I Want to Be a Nurse

Why I want to be a nurse? I want to be a nurse because I not only care about people sincerely but I also help them teach them to live healthier lives and make better choices about how they live. The nurse's role comes with significant responsibilities. I believe that once I complete my studies, my qualifications will eventually make me a more effective member of the nursing team.

My passion for nursing started back in 2017, my mother underwent major surgery which kept us in the hospital for months. I saw firsthand the excellent work done by the caregiver and the nursing staff, as well as the dedication they showed. Combined with the quality I feel I already have, I knew at the time that I wanted to be a nurse. In 2019 I got a job at a charity, which opened my eyes to the suffering of vulnerable people. I have decided that I want to be directly involved and make a difference in the lives of those in need.

In January 2020, I decided to begin my career as a nurse practitioner at a hospital known as Nursing Assistance. During my work in the hospital, I observed, listened, watched and participated in patient needs assessment, and this became a major factor in patient endurance, communication skills and commitment to the quality of care required as a qualified nurse. The course I am applying today for this statement of mine is obviously going to put me in a good position to deliver a key amount of nursing. The quality I have that I think will help me learn better and become a more skilled nurse includes patience and empathy, the ability to follow rules and procedures, the desire to continue to improve while working properly, and the ability to maintain competence in everything I do.

I am a strong social media consultant, I will be fully committed to my studies, and I can plan my work well to make sure I meet all the deadlines and delivery dates throughout this nursing training program. I fully understand and appreciate the responsibility I will have as a nurse, and as such, I understand why it is important that you only accept students in this field of nursing who are fully committed to their studies, and to the field of nursing in general. Throughout my life so far, I have always acted honestly and honestly and it can be relied on to maintain the highest standards possible at all times, while revealing confidentiality where necessary.

I have studied the roles of the nurse in detail, including the basic values and 6 Cs, and I feel that I can keep and maintain the necessary requirements for that role. Having studied the nursing curriculum in detail, I understand that I will have to devote a lot of time to not only completing all the relevant modules but also passing them with the most effective marks.mIn the past whenever I did a course, I used an app that ensures I give the right amount of time to research, write and read the right aspects of the subjects I do. I also understand that in order to be a skilled and qualified nurse, hard work begins in this course and I am fully committed to setting the work and commitment needed to succeed.

There are many dedicated people applying for nursing. However, I feel the effort and commitment that I will put into my studies and my role as a nurse when I qualify, makes me a better person to get a place in this course. I understand the responsibilities that come with nursing and will always support the highest standards of professionalism, strength and commitment to quality care if given the opportunity to learn about this subject. Thanks for considering my request.