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Candidate's Name
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Mission Statement
Nursing Philosophy
Candidate's Name
B S N , R N
CONTACT PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
May 2023 graduate nurse aspiring to practice, develop, and continually enhance
PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE abilities to further promote health, within the nursing care continuum. I focus on
EMAIL AVAILABLE using a team-based approach in addition to high-quality care, to promote the health
Chesapeake, VA, 23320 and well-being of the community in which I serve. Accountable and ethical nurse who
prioritizes efficiently and honors commitments. Motivated to positively impact and
EDUCATION educate my patients utilizing interpersonal skills. Seeking an opportunity to gain the
Averett University clinical experience required to act autonomously in the capacity of the RN role.
Projected Graduation: May
2023 CLINCIAL EXPERIENCE
Accelerated Bachelor of Step Down/IMCU/Medical-Surgical | Sentara Leigh Hospital, Norfolk, VA
Science in Nursing
February 2023 April 2023
January 2022- May 2023
ICU/Medical-Surgical| Bon Secours Maryview, Portsmouth, VA
James Madison University January 2023 March 2023
Graduation: May 2021 Mother and Child/Medical-Surgical| Bon Secours Mary Immaculate, Newport News, VA
Bachelor of Science in November 2022 December 2022
Health Services Mental Health/Medical-Surgical | Bon Secours Maryview, Portsmouth, VA
Administration September 2022 November 2022
Minor in Business
Adult Health/Medical-Surgical| Bon Secours Maryview, Portsmouth, VA
August 2017- May 2021
September 2022 November 2022
CERTIIFICATIONS Adult Health/Medical-Surgical | Bon Secours Maryview, Portsmouth, VA
Basic Life Support (BLS) June 2022 July 2022
Certified through the American Public Health/Medical-Surgical | Averett University, Virtual Clinical
Heart Association May 2022 July 2022
Adult Health/Medical-Surgical | Bon Secours Maryview, Portsmouth, VA
March 2022 April 2022
RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
MRI & CT DIAGNOSTICS, PATIENT CARE ASSISTANT/MA
November 2021 Present
Provide safe and effective patient care by collaborating with other members of the care team. Provide a range of
administrative, patient logistic, equipment/supply, charge reconciliation, and patient service support to the unit.
Assist with patient care as needed and as directed by a clinician. Patients are helped with everyday tasks and
personal requirements, data is gathered, and a secure atmosphere is kept. Assist in patient transportation, and in
charge of helping to ensure MRI safety and adequate prep prior to scans. Provide assistance to MRI, Ultrasound,
CT, Xray, and Nuclear Medicine techs with patient chart reviews, lab collection, contrast administration, and health
history gathering.
Mission Statement
In addition to providing high-quality care, my main goal is to use a team-based approach
to advance the health and wellbeing of the community I serve. A responsible and moral
nurse who prioritizes tasks well, keeps her word, and is driven to help patients by using
her interpersonal abilities.
Nursing Philosophy
Patient-centered care is the cornerstone of my nursing philosophy. I think that nursing
is both an art and a science that entails giving patients across the lifespan
compassionate, all-encompassing, and evidence-based care. In my role as a nurse, I
value each person's dignity, autonomy, and uniqueness and work to advance their
physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.I think that nursing is an interdisciplinary
and collaborative career that entails collaborating closely with other medical specialists,
patients, and their families to improve patient outcomes. Building trustworthy
connections with patients and their families and encouraging their involvement in their
own treatment require key interpersonal competencies like effective communication,
empathy, and respect for diversity.
As a nurse, I'm devoted to using evidence-based practice, professional development,
and lifelong learning to raise the standard of the care I give. I think that legal and
ethical standards like confidentiality, informed consent, and advocacy are essential
components of nursing practice and necessitate constant contemplation and moral
judgment.In conclusion, patient-centered care, interdisciplinary cooperation, lifelong
learning, and ethical practice are the foundations of my nursing philosophy. These
guiding values influence how I practice nursing and motivate me to offer every patient I
serve compassionate, expert, and holistic care.
Reflection
My overall experience as a nursing student was both tough and rewarding. I spent a
lot of time in the simulation laboratories as a nursing student studying anatomy and
physiology, pharmacology, nursing theory, and other important subjects. We are
required to conduct clinical rotations in various healthcare settings, where we
receive practical experience working with patients and putting the knowledge I
learned in the classroom to use. The program was not easy at all, but the
relationships I built made it worth it. Thanks to the practical experience I obtained
throughout the program, I am more professionally equipped for a future as a nurse.
The ability to work under pressure, empathy, patience, and good communication
skills are just a few of the personal attributes that make a great nurse. I developed
these skills via reflection and experience, which are attributes that may not always
be taught in a classroom.
As a nurse, I'll utilize my knowledge and skills to create care plans, provide
medications and treatments, and instruct patients and their families on how to
manage their health. In addition, I'll work with medical experts. In order to provide
patients with high-quality care, healthcare professionals such as doctors, therapists,
and social workers must collaborate and communicate effectively. It's crucial that I
make use of my interpersonal abilities to establish trusting relationships with my
coworkers. One of my own obstacles was creating effective study routines. It's
critical to set and adhere to a schedule because nursing school can be hard and
difficult. Give yourself enough time to study, go to class, and do your tasks.
Fortunately, I was able to get beyond these obstacles thanks to a strong support
network. I surrounded myself with upbeat and inspiring individuals. I wish someone
had stressed the need of self-care to me before I started this program. Self-care is a
prerequisite for providing for others. Make sure to place a high priority on self-care
practices like getting adequate sleep, eating healthfully, and exercising frequently. In
conclusion, although nursing school might be difficult, it can also be rewarding.
You can excel in the nursing field by cultivating good study habits, creating a
network of support, being open to learning, placing a high priority on self-care,
mastering effective communication skills, and displaying passion and compassion.
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