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ability to share my knowlege with others so can help decrease someone's pain, suffering or prevent complications...
helping to arrange services so a person can remain in their castle: HOME rather than hospital ....
networking with others......
learning somthing new everyday so never ever bored!
What I Love About Nursing Is....
-Being able to work part-time with full benefits.
-Being able to pick up extra shifts whenever I want to if I need some extra pocket money.
-Being around knowledgeable Professionals that are able to carry on interesting conversations.
-Knowing that if I grow tired of my current position, there is always another job waiting for me around the corner....and probably one with better hours and pay!
-I am never, ever bored. I hear endless back-stabbing stories and gossip all day long, day after day. I never have to say a word.....just keep on working with my head down, orifice up and ears open. It's a fine education, that's for sure.
:nurse:being a nurse for the past 12 years has been the most rewarding career i have ever chosen.
what it means to me?..... when you take there pain away, ease there troubled mind with a kind word or an open ear.
i know that everytime i go to work it could be a really quiet night, but i am there because someone needs me and i know i have the knowledge to do everything in my power to be there for someone else.
i could'nt see myself doing anything else ....i love nursing!! woohoo
I must admit that being in control is a big aspect of nursing to me...I know what to do in any given situation and I act on it...as in personal life I don't always have the answers and sometimes "wing it" but in my career I do feel as tho I can handle any situation that comes up....I love people and feel fulfilled that I can be there for them in their time of need.....it has opened my eyes to a lot of things about myself and others.
when a patient is nervous, being nice and calm with the and helping them relax, hanging iv fluids(weird), making the beds in the morning and having a chat with the nurses *assesseing are they lazy , will they pull there weight today, helping an old lady or gentalman patient eat their meals or get comfortable, saying something mite help, listening to their worries. making a new admission feel welcome and looked after ,caring for the patient is lovely, what i dont like are the lack of staff( i have not a zillion hands), working weekends, christmas, easter, nights, long days which seem to go on forever.
michaelarose
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I agree. Also meeting different people from different backgrounds... it both a challenge and pleasure to work with staff and patients that are different from you. I learn something just about everyday i'm at work.