My-future-nurse-career

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Word count: 1020

Choice count: 22

Section count: 15

Image count: 15

Error count: 7

Field Related Analysis

Education : 56 matches

(activity, choice, class, classes, college, compensation, diploma, field, first, grade, homework, options, private, project, social, task, teacher, teachers, trainee, university)

Paramedics : 26 matches

(clinical, diploma, hospital, medical, nurse, nursing, patients, syringe, trainee, volunteer)

Dance : 17 matches

(back, center, complete, couple, follow, out, social, together)

Target Structure: (10 matches)

compensation (1 match)

intern (1 match)

internship (1 match)

lack of (1 match)

misconduct (1 match)

overtime (3 matches)

overwhelmed (1 match)

straight a's (1 match)

trainee (1 match)

volunteer (3 matches)

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My-future-nurse-career

The start of college.

Great news! I got accepted in college. I was so exited to start studying in my dream field and become a nurse. I have some options in my hands, I could do an internship while studying or simply study and do some volunteer.

Choice 1 : Do an internship and study

Choice 2 : Do some volunteer while studying

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Do an internship and study.

I decided to become an intern and started exploring the nurse career a bit earlier! When I saw the medical staff working, it seemed to be pretty easy to be a nurse. So they asked me to accomplish a couple of tasks. Well, my lack of experience made things a little more complicated.

Choice 1 : Ask for help.

Choice 2 : Try to do things all by myself.

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Do some volunteer while studying.

I started studying in my new college a couple weeks ago. I have been doing pretty good, but I felt a little lonely. So, I thought about introducing myself to other people during volunteer activities.

Choice 1 : Introduce myself.

Choice 2 : Stay alone.

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Ask for help.

I decided to ask for help to a professional nurse, and I finished all the tasks so easily! The medical employees even called me the perfect trainee! They end up giving me more work to do, but I still need to study today so, should I do overtime or study?

Choice 1 : Do overtime.

Choice 2 : End work and go study.

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Try to do things all by myself.

I started to work on my tasks and figured things, but sadly I messed up and broke a glass syringe during an attempt of manipulation and cleaning task. I end up going back home and giving a compensation to the hospital for the damage.

Choice 1 : Start over

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Do overtime.

Doing a little more work to help the staff won't hurt!? So, I changed the beds covers, cleaned the floor, socialized with some patients, and stared getting very tired. After a couple hours, I got overwhelmed and finally decided to change my mind. Maybe the nurse career is not made for me, I should try another program in college.

Choice 1 : Start again.

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End work and go study.

I went back to the college and stated studying and started extra work for my next classes. Well, my work seemed to be worth it! I got straight A's in all of my exams. My teachers were very proud of me and suggest to me to go to university, but I'm not sure. Should I just finish college and start working or apply to university and study longer?

Choice 1 : Finish college and go to work.

Choice 2 : Apply to university.

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Finish college and go to work.

I finished studying, and got a job in a public hospital. I like my job so much, and I think I made the right choice. I would love to have a bigger salary, but it's okay. I'll surely continue to be a nurse since I retired!

Choice 1 : The end.

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Apply to university.

I chose to go to university to complete my collegian study. I successfully end up being a nurse, and started working in a private clinical center. I am in love with my job and I'm so proud of all the work I did to get there. The salary is very high, and I bought a pretty apartment to live in!

Choice 1 : The end!

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Introduce myself.

During an activity, I decided to go talk with somebody. After socializing a bit, we thought that we could make a good match for the future group project that is coming up next week. Should I get in team with this person or go talk with some other people?

Choice 1 : Get in team with this person.

Choice 2 : Introduce to other people.

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Stay alone.

I decided to stay alone during the activity. But studying becomes more, and more boring every day. I was not sure if I wanted to continue in that way, but I kept study, but end up with my work being poorly satisfactory. I decided to stop college and took a dead-end-job.

Choice 1 : Start again.

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Get in team with this person.

So, I got in team and during the group project, she started complaining about the way I was doing the part of work. It ended up in misconduct, and she even asked the teacher to give me a lower grade for the work I did I end up with extra homework for next class. I could not believe what just happened. Well, what a bad first experience in group!

Choice 1 : Stay alone.

Introduce to other people.

I started socializing with other people. They were all very pleasant and friendly with me! After a couple classes being together, we ended up being really good friends. But one day, one of them decides to move out of the program and tried to convince me to follow him to his new program because he did not want to be alone. Should I stay in the nursing program or follow him in a new program?

Choice 1 : Stay in the nursing program.

Choice 2 : Follow him to his new program.

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Stay in the nursing program.

I continue studying in the nursing program, and guess what!? I got my diploma! We graduated with my friends and me luckily end up working in the same hospital. Now I can enjoy my work and social life at the same time and at the same place!

Choice 1 : Successfull career!

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Follow him to his new program.

I followed him in his program, and find out that this is absolutely not for me. How boring! This is the worst decision I could have made. I want to go back in the nursing program, but this is too late! My parents want me to find a job in three months. Not enough time to restart again. Seems like McDonald's is waiting for me now.

Choice 1 : Start over.

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