Published Feb 9, 2008
melycha
4 Posts
I need a huge favor from an LPN and RN. I am doing an interview assignment for school and would like your input. Please answer these questions for me! My assignment is due Monday so I would appreciate it if your could get back to ASAP!!!
1. How many yrs or type of educational experience do you have?
2. What are the different roles you have worked in health care?
3. How has professionalism incorporated in your role as a nurse?
4. What advice would you offer to a person beginning in the nursing profession?
5. What advice would you offer for a nursing student as they work toward the completion of their degree?
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Melycha
tnmtnman
23 Posts
1. How many yrs or type of educational experience do you have? been lpn for 17 yrs
2. What are the different roles you have worked in health care?have done home health , work in hosp worked in med surg rehab er and now or
3. How has professionalism incorporated in your role as a nurse?helps me in being a better person more careing
4. What advice would you offer to a person beginning in the nursing profession?cont learning cont careing cont to be the best you can
5. What advice would you offer for a nursing student as they work toward the completion of their degree?live and learn never give up on your dreams
ann945n, RN
548 Posts
I need a huge favor from an LPN and RN. I am doing an interview assignment for school and would like your input. Please answer these questions for me! My assignment is due Monday so I would appreciate it if your could get back to ASAP!!!1. How many yrs or type of educational experience do you have?2. What are the different roles you have worked in health care?3. How has professionalism incorporated in your role as a nurse?4. What advice would you offer to a person beginning in the nursing profession?5. What advice would you offer for a nursing student as they work toward the completion of their degree?:rcgtku:Melycha
1. less than a year
2. LTC
3. Helps keep boundries, dealing with co-workers and providing the best care I can
4. Seek those out early on that you can go to a resource in your job, understand things will take you longer to do, understand you will be completly freaked out at the amount of responsibility you have but thats okay
5. Study hard, dont give up, do what it takes, enjoy it while it last, its over in a blink of an eye, keep in touch with the friends you made, good source of future support!
Midwest4me
1,007 Posts
22 years as an LPN; also have a BS in Psychology
Staff nurse in LTC, hemodialysis, medical clinics, psychiatric hospital
As a charge nurse and role model
Be open-minded, ready to accept lots of criticism, ready to work lots of overtime; be eager to learn different specialties as it makes one more well-rounded and versatile.
Work on competence and that will create confidence; always do your best. If you get burned out, try another specialty.
Christie RN2006
572 Posts
1. how many yrs or type of educational experience do you have?
i have my bsn and i have been out of school for almost 2 years now.
2. what are the different roles you have worked in health care?
i have done home healthcare, school nursing, and i am a staff nurse in a surgical icu (i have been floated to nearly every floor in our hospital though)
3. how has professionalism incorporated in your role as a nurse?
nursing is a profession and by acting as a professional it helps to build up the nursing profession. i try to act professional with my patients and other staff.
4. what advice would you offer to a person beginning in the nursing profession?
never stop learning and never be afraid to ask questions!
5. what advice would you offer for a nursing student as they work toward the completion of their degree?
enjoy your time as a student. do your work to the best of your ability and try to learn all that you can. do not be a know-it-all, but instead spend this time asking questions and trying to learn.