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PhD in Nursing
In the field of health care and services that "Ms. Nurse" has been connected with for quite a while, she has had precious learning experiences. The time that she has spent with the patients and other medical practitioners made her realize the real essence of nursing as a practice. More so, this has made her decide that sharing the knowledge and experiences she has had to other people - to the nursing aspirants in particular - would make her role as a nurse become more meaningful and effective.
This is the very reason why "Ms. Nurse" is so keen in taking up a graduate degree at the Duke University School of Nursing Ph.D. Program. Her long-term educational objectives include receiving her PhD in Nursing as well as a Health Ministry degree. By attaining the said graduate course, "Ms. Nurse" is optimistic that she will be able to practice more effectively as a Community Health Nurse Educator in a rural setting. She also hopes to assist and contribute with the proper implementation of Health care Law and public policy locally and nationally. Lastly, by attaining the graduate degree in Nursing, "Ms. Nurse' intends to pursue the role of a Nurse Educator in various academic institutions in North Carolina.
Ms. Nurse's" educational background and years of work experience is very much aligned with her plans. She received her BSN degree and Pre-Law major (BA) on May of 1998 from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. After which, she became a self-employed, certified legal nurse consultant. From 1998 to the present, "Ms. Nurse" gained a wealth of knowledge, experiences and training from working with insurance companies, Defense and Plaintiff attorneys pertaining to medical malpractice, negligence, personal injury, disabilities, and workman's compensation cases.
In order to become a professional health care systems analyst and to be able to assess, develop, implement and evaluate Community Health Nursing programs and public policy of North Carolina as a whole, a graduate study will provide the necessary skills and knowledge required for the role. "Ms. Nurse" is aware that Duke University's School of Nursing Ph.D. Program is the best channel to achieve her goals.
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