Why Become A Registered Nurse

The career I chose to pursue is to be a registered nurse. Being a registered nurse comes with great responsibilities and leadership, because I see myself as a leader. I have gone through many situations that include leadership. Nurses working in any setting must possess excellent communication, decision-making, teamwork, problem-solving and critical-thinking skills (Heinrich, Anna).
When I was a young child I wanted to do things like taking control when kids were injured. I was always there helping when a classmate was injured. That’s when I knew I was going to get a career in the medical field. I talked to my parents about what I wanted to do when I was in eighth grade. I told them that I wanted to be a registered nurse and they said it was going to be very strenuous. They always told me to work hard in school and never give up on my dreams. My parents said to purse my career and anything could happen.

I am focusing on advancing my public speaking skills. To do this I have to learn to not fear rejection and to be organized and prepare extensively. Secondly, I would like to pursue my bachelor’s degree of science in nursing. In order to do that I have to work hard, study every day, and not procrastinate. My last goal is to exceed performance expectations. For instance, my homework will be completed on time, and all tasks will be performed to the best of my abilities, which the teachers and doctors will expect from