Work in a pediatric department

Work in a Pediatric Department
My interest in pursuing a nursing career started back in my early childhood. My encounter with nurses in hospitals made me realize that they are perfectly positioned to help people overcome illnesses and suffering. This prompted me to work hard in school with a goal of becoming a competitive nurse. Competitiveness will position me at the fore front in offering excellent services. I will put extra effort in the academic work to ensure that I emerge successful in the nursing exams and enroll into nursing profession. I am optimistic that I will work in a Pediatric Department and apply as well as enhance my skills as a graduate nurse.
Catering for the welfare of people requires leadership skills. I also aspire to lead my colleagues in ensuring that patients’ needs are professionally and perfectly addressed. My confidence in achieving leadership goals stems from earlier experience when I was chosen to lead a group involved in Regional Occupational Program project. I ensured that all members undertook their responsibilities. The application of my leadership skills and teamwork coordination enabled my group to achieve a perfect grade after presenting the research project. These efforts made me receive commendation from various quarters. Some of the awards I have received in the last four years include Principal Honor Roll, Volunteer of the Month Award, Faculty Honor Roll: Chemistry and History, Certificate of Achievement: Medical Assisting Office and Certificate of Achievement: World History and Chemistry. My involvement in Regional Occupation Program Career Training Courses enabled me to complete crucial courses that are necessary for a prosperous future in the medical field. They included Medical Core, Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology, Medical Abbreviations, Medical Assisting Front Office, Medical Assisting Back Office and CPR Certified and Health Unit Coordinator.
The activities I participated in during my high school life established a firm medical foundation suitable for enabling excellence in the future nursing career. My interest in community health motivated me to spend over 300 hours at the Knott’s Care Center and Star Light Foundation. My main duties included developing recreational activities for the sick. I spent my Thanksgiving and other holidays in community-related service such as participating in feeding programs for the homeless and poor. Successful participation in these activities was made possible by my belief in teamwork, performance, excellence and selfless service to the community. Therefore, I was an active member of Pal Club, Conflict Mediation Support Group and the Black Student Union. Referring to Waehner’s sentiments, my body health had to come first to enable me maintain other people’s health. This led me into co-curricular activities within the Athletics Department where I participated in Gymnastics and was an All Star Cheerleader. All these accomplishments could not have been without passion and determination. The only barrier for realizing my dream of pursuing college education in nursing is financial resources. I hope that I will be awarded the scholarship to enable me achieve my dream and uplift the health of many in the community.
Works Cited
Waehner, Paige. “ Exercise Goals for a Healthy Body.” About. com Guide. July 13, 2012. Web. 8 Oct. 2012.