Personal Statement: Nursing What Is Essay

I am about to embark upon a new chapter and a new experiment in my life, far more daring than any of the risks I took in my business career. However, I think there will be a great deal of cross-over of skills between my past and current profession. The long hours, attention to others at the occasional expense of my own needs, and the relentless drive for quality improvement and improving my own abilities were relevant in business and will remain important in the field of nursing. Moreover, the business knowledge that was so helpful to me in my former career can also be translated into a nursing career. Nurses are more encouraged than ever to look over their work with a critical eye to cost-cutting, efficiency and waste management. All of these considerations were essential when I was involved in enterprise. My merging of the field of economics with the field of nursing...

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The intensity of the program at New York University, and its compressed nature will prepare me quickly to begin work in a hospital or other care setting. The shortage of nurses is likely to mean that I can be useful very soon once again in the marketplace, this time in a caregiver's role. I am accustomed to working and going to school at the same time. Multitasking is second nature to me, as a student and as a professional. I have wisdom, clarity of mind, and singularity of purpose in my desire to become a nurse, and feel confident that I have found my vocational niche, after many years of searching.

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