Nurse’s week 2016 is in full force! I love the fact that Nurse’s week and National Teacher Appreciation Day are so close together. It actually makes perfect sense when you think about it. To be a nurse IS to be a teacher. We are always teaching someone something! So, in honor of all the wonderful nurses (and teachers) out there, we have decided it’s time for a giveaway!!! YAY! One lucky subscriber will win a $20 Target gift card! I’m one Target loving nurse/teacher!!
To enter this giveaway, please subscribe to blog and comment to this post. Share with us what makes you proud to be a nurse or teacher. If you are not a nurse or teacher, tell us what you do and what makes you love your career path! This giveaway will be open until Friday, May 13th at 5 p.m. CST. Good luck!
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*5/13/2015 0839 CST Update: This giveaway end date has been extended until Monday, May 16th at 11:59 pm CST. Thank you!
-A.G.
The most rewarding part of being a nurse educator is my students. It is rewarding to have been (and to continue being) a part of their journey, watching their professional growth, and seeing all the amazing ways they make an extraordinary difference in this world.
Thank you, Tracy!! And I know you rock at it!!
I am a new nurse, but it feels like I’ve been a nurse for years already lol. I started my journey in the medical field in 2010 as a CNA and in 2011 I started my first round of nursing round of nursing school, but I wasn’t successful. I like to think that God has a timing for everything and after 4 years of exploring other career paths, I graduated #3 in the class of Nursing school this past December 2015 and after taking NCLEX twice I officially became a LPN on February 26th. I feel like you have to have a calling to become a nurse and I’m so thankful that God saw fit to make it happen for me. I’m a living testimony that you can do anything you put your mind to. I’m proud to be a nurse because I know I’m making a difference in people’s lives whether at work, home, or even in the community I strive to be a great nurse for my children to look up to and be proud to call me their mom, but most importantly to get those 2 words at the end of my time here “Well Done” I have been blessed so I am thankful to be able to be a blessing unto others..
Thank you, Deniece! What a wonderful story! I am so glad you are a part of the wonderful world of nursing! Keep doing the good and being the light!
I chose my career as a Recreation Therapy Specialist because I wanted a career that I enjoyed every single moment of! I go to work every single day to not only change the lives of my patients but to have fun doing it as well! I have worked with children with disabilities, seniors with Alzheimer’s coupled with mental/behavioral health disturbances, as well as the general population of individuals with mental/behavioral health issues from age 3 to over 100 years old. It’t rewarding knowing that I make a difference in their lives.
Thank you Robyn! And I bet you are awesome at what you do!