My Road To Become A Critical Care Nurse

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My road to nursing was not the typical route one might take to get here. I’ve always had a big heart and an empathetic and caring personality, I’ve always looked out for the “little guy” or gave help to anyone in need. It wasn’t until my early twenties that I realized this was a gift and that I could use this gift to not only to make a career but also to help other people in times of need, which I believe to be the greatest fulfillment one can achieve. I believe I will get the greatest fulfillment from my nursing degree by being a Critical Care nurse. It requires a lot of knowledge and is a constant challenge every day. My ambition and skill set will fit perfectly in this setting. This sect of nursing interests me because it asks the most

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