Nurses: what's your Myers-Briggs classification??

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Diary here - just curious to see what everyone else is.

I am an ISTJ - What are you?

I'm an ISFJ! Glad to see that nursing is a recommended occupation.

ISTJ here. I'm not particularly surprised that nursing isn't on the list of recommended occupations for me.

INFJ and pround of it.

Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.

I am ISTJ

Specializes in NICU.

I used to test as INFJ, but since nursing school I come up as an ISFJ. All those evidence-based practice courses!

INFP here.

Specializes in SNF-LTC; Gero-psych.

INTP here

Specializes in ER/EHR Trainer.

Enfp Here!

Maisy;)

Wow, am I the only INTJ here? My numbers broke down as I (56), N (38), T (1), J (1).

My suggested careers were natural science, engineering, law, or library sciences. Nothing about nursing. LOL--oh well, I'm in nursing school and loving it (or in theory I'm loving it). Ha ha.

Specializes in Day program consultant DD/MR.

I have never formally taken the test, not sure where you take it or why. But looking at the list I would see me self as an ENFP. But I know if I took the test it would probaly show very different. Can anyone anwer the where and why for the test?

Specializes in IM/Critical Care/Cardiology.

Read one of the previous pages and Eric gives a great description.

I have never formally taken the test, not sure where you take it or why. But looking at the list I would see me self as an ENFP. But I know if I took the test it would probaly show very different. Can anyone anwer the where and why for the test?

A lot of us have taken it during work- or school-related activities or seminars. I took it the first time as part of a training seminar for an extracurricular activity (a campus-based crisis hotline), then the second time as part of a supervisor training class for my last job before nursing. The hope is that it will help you understand more about yourself and how you relate to others. It is also frequently offered by college counseling/career centers to help students in making career or major decisions.

In addition to the paper-and-pencil versions offered in these settings, there are online links where you can take the MBTI.

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