Please Help! Goals statement for Grad school rough draft!
hey all, this is my 3rd edition of this and i am sicking of looking at it, i just need some outside eyes to tell me what i am missing or areas i can expound upon, i am not worried about the apa formatting yet just worried about content. please be rough! i want to have the best possible goals statement. criteria is listed below and below that is what i wrote... thanks!!!!!
- essay (statement of goals) (double-spaced, 1500 word maximum, using apa guidelines) describing:
- your academic expectations of the program.
- how the dnp will affect your future career.
- the experiences that you feel have best prepared you for doctoral study (e.g., clinical, educational, or leadership experiences).
- a clinical problem or area of interest in which you might be interested in developing your final project.
- what are the most difficult issues are that you anticipate while in the dnp program and you plan to handle them?
i'm applying for the doctorate of nursing practice (dnp) program. my expectations when i'm accepted is that the university of -------- of nursing prepares me to be an advance care practitioner in line with the state standards of doctoral prepared nurse practitioners. i expect that the staff and faculty be there when i need help understanding complex concepts in school. i also expect the faculty and staff to mentor and groom me into a dnp. i expect that through hard work from myself and the mentoring of the faculty, in both the clinical setting and the classroom setting will lead me to be the best nurse practitioner i can be. in-turn this will let me take care of my patients with the latest and best evidence based practices (ebp)
i will obtain the degree of doctorate of nursing practice(dnp) because this will enable me to better advocate for my patient population by using ebp. i know i have been fortunate in my life and by obtaining a dnp this will let me at least attempt to give back to my local community throughout my lifetime . i would like to volunteer my education and skill set to those that don't have the means to pay for healthcare and to meet them in their communities. giving back to society is an important life-long goal of mine. the university of ------ doctorate of nursing practice program will allow me give back to society. i also believe that by obtaining a doctorate level education in my career, it will force other professions doctoral prepared disciplines to see me and dnp's as peers i think it is important that the american association of colleges of nursing stick to the 2015 deadline of entry level for practitioners from msn to dnp.
advocating for the patient is the number one goal of the nursing. i do this day in and day out as a floor nurse at ------ wanting to better advocate for the patient is just a natural progression. i feel that working as a floor nurse has prepared me to have a good foundation ok knowledge that will let me hit the ground running in the bsn to dnp program.
among other leadership experiences i served for almost eight years in the united states air force. i left the united states air force because i wanted to help people instead of trying to kill them. i was honorably discharged in 2005. i thought there is no better profession than nursing to accomplish my goal of helping people. i have a deep respect for the united states armed forces and i owe much of where i am right now to the military. the military instilled work ethic, confidence and leadership into me. once i was discharged i started nursing school at the university of north florida (unf). the university of north florida afforded me with ample leadership opportunities. my peers at that program voted me into being the president of the student nursing association. in this position i attended and was a delegate on the floor at florida student nurses association state convention (daytona beach, florida 2009). i also attended two national student nurse association conventions as a delegate (dallas, texas 2008 and nashville, tennessee 2009). i had the opportunity to speak on the floor at the house of delegates at both national conventions. i was also selected to join sigma theta tau which i very eagerly accepted and i am still a member.
i have an affinity towards knowledge that surrounds problems with the heart. i think that the heart is an amazing organ, it helps sustain life and if it is not pumping it takes life away. the reason i have such affinity towards hearts, is that myocardial infarctions run in the men in my family, the more i know about the heart the more i can do to prevent an mi from happening to myself and those that are under my care. i would like my final project to have something to do with heart health. i will complete my final project and go straight through to the dnp with out opting out. i see no difficulties in completing the dnp. i want to earn the dnp degree and i will sacrifice to do so.
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hey all, this is my 3rd edition of this and i am sicking of looking at it, i just need some outside eyes to tell me what i am missing or areas i can expound upon, i am not worried about the apa formatting yet just worried about content. please be rough! i want to have the best possible goals statement. criteria is listed below and below that is what i wrote... thanks!!!!!
- essay (statement of goals) (double-spaced, 1500 word maximum, using apa guidelines) describing:
- your academic expectations of the program.
- how the dnp will affect your future career.
- the experiences that you feel have best prepared you for doctoral study (e.g., clinical, educational, or leadership experiences).
- a clinical problem or area of interest in which you might be interested in developing your final project.
- what are the most difficult issues are that you anticipate while in the dnp program and you plan to handle them?
i'm applying for the doctorate of nursing practice (dnp) program. my expectations when i'm accepted is that the university of -------- of nursing prepares me to be an advance care practitioner in line with the state standards of doctoral prepared nurse practitioners. i expect that the staff and faculty be there when i need help understanding complex concepts in school. i also expect the faculty and staff to mentor and groom me into a dnp. i expect that through hard work from myself and the mentoring of the faculty, in both the clinical setting and the classroom setting will lead me to be the best nurse practitioner i can be. in-turn this will let me take care of my patients with the latest and best evidence based practices (ebp)
i will obtain the degree of doctorate of nursing practice(dnp) because this will enable me to better advocate for my patient population by using ebp. i know i have been fortunate in my life and by obtaining a dnp this will let me at least attempt to give back to my local community throughout my lifetime . i would like to volunteer my education and skill set to those that don't have the means to pay for healthcare and to meet them in their communities. giving back to society is an important life-long goal of mine. the university of ------ doctorate of nursing practice program will allow me give back to society. i also believe that by obtaining a doctorate level education in my career, it will force other professions doctoral prepared disciplines to see me and dnp's as peers i think it is important that the american association of colleges of nursing stick to the 2015 deadline of entry level for practitioners from msn to dnp.
advocating for the patient is the number one goal of the nursing. i do this day in and day out as a floor nurse at ------ wanting to better advocate for the patient is just a natural progression. i feel that working as a floor nurse has prepared me to have a good foundation ok knowledge that will let me hit the ground running in the bsn to dnp program.
among other leadership experiences i served for almost eight years in the united states air force. i left the united states air force because i wanted to help people instead of trying to kill them. i was honorably discharged in 2005. i thought there is no better profession than nursing to accomplish my goal of helping people. i have a deep respect for the united states armed forces and i owe much of where i am right now to the military. the military instilled work ethic, confidence and leadership into me. once i was discharged i started nursing school at the university of north florida (unf). the university of north florida afforded me with ample leadership opportunities. my peers at that program voted me into being the president of the student nursing association. in this position i attended and was a delegate on the floor at florida student nurses association state convention (daytona beach, florida 2009). i also attended two national student nurse association conventions as a delegate (dallas, texas 2008 and nashville, tennessee 2009). i had the opportunity to speak on the floor at the house of delegates at both national conventions. i was also selected to join sigma theta tau which i very eagerly accepted and i am still a member.
i have an affinity towards knowledge that surrounds problems with the heart. i think that the heart is an amazing organ, it helps sustain life and if it is not pumping it takes life away. the reason i have such affinity towards hearts, is that myocardial infarctions run in the men in my family, the more i know about the heart the more i can do to prevent an mi from happening to myself and those that are under my care. i would like my final project to have something to do with heart health. i will complete my final project and go straight through to the dnp with out opting out. i see no difficulties in completing the dnp. i want to earn the dnp degree and i will sacrifice to do so.