Being a Nurse Practioner will fit in to my lifestyle by allowing me to have the opportunity to help others in my community. It will allow me the opportunity to give back to the community through different activities and functions. Meeting all my financial responsibilities will not be an issue given the salary that I will be making. I don't forsee the fact of me making more on a weekly basis changing the way that I do things:however, it will provide me with a more stable source of income and maybe a comfortable nest egg in the future should something happen and I am left with no choice but to take some time off of work. I have a son who is currently six years old. By the time I graduate and finish my degree completely, and have the opportunity to get started in my chosen career field he will be in his early teens. I would love to have more children one day if the opportunity arises. I will just have to wait and see what life has in store for me as far as that topic goes.
I am secure in my job seeking abilities I am an avid job seeker. I go continually looking for a job when I need one. I follow my leads no matter how big or small or small it may seem to someone. I have heard and started chasing a lead or leads and have other people tell me that it was a waste of my time to follow that lead or those leads. I have had some of the most insigniffigant the leads turn into some of my best and forfilling jobs. Not all of the benefits were financial most were emotionally rewarding, which to me is a far better reward because if you don't enjoy your career then you will get to the point to where it becomes just a job and you won't care as much about it nor the patients. Loosing that drive could be exactly what you need to successfully treat the next patient that you come in to contact with.
Patients can tell when the individual taking care of them views the position as just a job or if they are actually putting their best effort forward to do the very best treatment and care for the patients that they are treating. Having a winning attitude could really give you the chance to make a dramatic difference in someone's. There is always a need for professionals in the
medical field. The medical field is a field that is full of potiental and possibility. It also allows a lot of room to build upon your chosen profession area. The degree will more than likely lead to immediate employment as long as I do the leg work and start the applicatiuons ahead of time letting each of the companies know when I will be expected to graduate from the college with my chosen ARNP degree. No matter what you choose to major in you shouldn't just solely rely on your graduating school to place you in a job right after graduation you should have the incintave to go out on your own and apply to various companies allowing them to look over your resume and all your certifications that way when the companies start the hiring process they will already have your information and resume.
There are several different areas of my chosen career that I will enjoy. I will enjoy the chance to work with young children and teens. The part I won't enjoy all that well is the paperwork. Who really enjoys doing paperwork anyway well now days though and even more so when I graduate all the so called paper work will be done on computers.