Perfect Model Essay On Nursing: Application

For some of my life I struggled with what I was going to do when I graduated high school and became an adult. I knew I would need to support myself and contribute to society, but a primary goal of mine was to be happy and fulfilled while doing so. It did not take long for me to find my niche in nursing. Though challenging and fraught with its own set of struggles, I do feel as a Registered Nurse I am able to give back to those in need while supporting myself and contributing to the world. I am happy, yet I remain somewhat unfulfilled and I know it is because I could be doing more professionally and academically.
I have never been an individual who only takes things I am doing so far, or is satisfied with bringing a goal to a certain point. For as long as I can remember, once I accomplish one goal I soon see another in the distance and I make plans to accomplish it. Until I do, I remain somewhat unsatisfied with my current circumstances, knowing I am capable of more. Nursing is no different. While it an unbelievable feeling to help my patients and assist physicians at the RN level, it was not long after I obtained this title that I began realizing I was doing this to prepare for advanced practice, to help and do more, and to make a larger impact on a grander scale. A Master’s Degree would allow me to do this.
With an MSN in my area, I would have more authority to help patients, and I would be happy to have more range to help them. I often find myself speculating on treatments, symptoms, and other areas of the medical field when it comes to patients, but at my current station, I am unable to express them. I acknowledge this, but would like to be of further assistance. More importantly, however, would be the education a Master’s in nursing would bring me. Many of the times I speculate on a patient’s condition I am right, and this is likely due to experience, but I understand experience cannot replace the guidance and tutelage of educators who have far more experience than I do.
The education they can provide me would be invaluable, helping to shape me into one of the reliable and dependable pillars of the medical community. Ultimately, this is my goal. I do not want a degree simply to hang on my wall, but the things that come from obtaining the degree. Moreover, I want to put them into practice every day in every aspect of my job. I see so many unhealthy people, as my job dictates I will see, but more importantly I see so many professionals who are not passionate about their work. They see patients as numbers, ailments, or lost causes. The medical professionals, nurses and physicians alike, who I have witnessed approach patients as if they are still humans while treating their symptoms have been truly inspiring, and have propelled me all the more toward earning my MSN in order to be another professional who helps patients in this way.
Unlike many, I have the hard part figured out. I know what I want to do and for the most part I am doing it. There are more goals in this field I have to accomplish though, the next being pursuing this degree and using it to better the lives of every patient I come in contact with. I look forward to the opportunity to do so with the acceptance into your program.
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