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Field Related Analysis

Education : 39 matches

(choice, courses, first, head, learn, learned, research, school, student, university)

Paramedics : 33 matches

(blood pressure, care, clinical, crash, department, diabetes, diarrhea, hospital, intravenous, medical, medication, medicine, nurse, nursing, patient, pediatric, pressure, surgery, virus)

Archaeology : 26 matches

(benin, form, here, keep, plan, section, study, style, thing)

Target Structure: (15 matches)

fulfillment (1 match)

intern (1 match)

invaluable (1 match)

learn the ropes (1 match)

more often (1 match)

overtime (1 match)

overwhelming (1 match)

premium wage (1 match)

pulled off (1 match)

purpose (1 match)

straight a's (1 match)

thoroughly (1 match)

though (3 matches)

vacant position (1 match)

wage (4 matches)

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End of collage.

You passed all of the courses as a straight A's student in your nursing program, you have been an intern in a few specialties like neurology, obstetric and pediatric care. But you haven't found your purpose yet. So, this is now the time to make a big decision.

Choice 1 : Pursuing your study at a university to become a clinical nurse specialist (CNS).

Choice 2 : You begin to look for a job to start working as a nurse.

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Pursuing your study at a university to become a clinical nurse specialist (CNS).

After you've made the decision to keep studying you then had to choose witch university would be the best for you. You had only two option in your head.

Choice 1 : You choose Sherbrooke University.

Choice 2 : You choose McGill University.

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You begin to look for a job to start working as a nurse.

After you choose to look for a job, you came across two really different jobs, the first one had a smaller wage, but was offering a lot more stability. For the other proposition, it was obvious that you would have to work a lot of overtime, but you would have a premium wage.

Choice 1 : Start working in a hospital to have security.

Choice 2 : Start working as a travel nurse to have a good wage even though it times consuming.

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You choose Sherbrooke University.

You got accepted!! Unfortunately, after a few months going to school this life style became overwhelming and lacking fulfillment. You felt like dropping out would be the best option.

Choice 1 : Keep studying and tough it out.

Choice 2 : You put studying aside, and you start looking for a nursing job.

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You choose McGill University.

You didn't got accepted, it was a choking outcome for you, you were not expecting this answer at all. You then stared to feel depressed, discourage and confuse. Your perspective in life changed, so you started wondering about what you wanted to to in the future.

Choice 1 : You try to get accepted at a University for a second time.

Choice 2 : Giving up on having a carrier to start a family.

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Start working in a hospital to have security.

You just started to learn the ropes of medical surgery specialties, and it was mostly fine. But one day there was multiple patient that got infected by C.diff on your department. On this same day you were taking care of a patient who had a stomie bag because of intestinal issue, when you emptied the bag filled with diarrhea it splashed you in the face. This virus is highly contagious, so obviously you also got infected. This was too much for you so you felt like you needed a change.

Choice 1 : Changing city.

Choice 2 : Changing specialty.

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Start working as a travel nurse to have a good wage even though it times consuming.

You thoroughly did your research on where you would want to work, if you want to stay in the same country but changing province, go in another country completely and which one or even working on a boat. But at the end you end up with these two option.

Choice 1 : Go to Benin in Africa.

Choice 2 : Go to Moraco.

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Keep studying and tough it out.

Even though studying could have been, and usually is, beneficial for a prestigious carrier, school was not meant for you. You never finished your program.

Choice 1 : End of collage.

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You put studying aside, and you start looking for a nursing job.

You didn't look in depth and accepted the first offer you saw, it a basic and simple nursing job in a blood sample center. But it ended up being a dead end job.

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You try to get accepted at a University for again.

You still haven't pulled off! It the second time you got rejected, you are starting to lose hope. Should you try again?

Choice 1 : You try to get accepted at a University for again.

Choice 2 : Giving up on having a carrier to start a family.

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Giving up on having a carrier to start a family.

You stopped thinking about school and a future carrier and became so much happier. You then had the chance to meet a rich man who wanted to take care of you and make you a house wife. But the most invaluable thing that this men gave you is three beautiful and healthy children. You lived a happy and long life.

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Go to Benin in Africa.

Before you went to Benin you had to get a bunch of vaccines to be protected from the different illness in Arica. Unlucky you, those vaccines triggered a really big and rare allergic reaction leading to you becoming paralyzed.

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Go to Moraco.

You had the best time of your life in Moraco, you saw lots of new things, and you learned form what you saw there. You gave a lot of intravenous antibiotics, and you even did some stitches. But it would now be time to go back to Canada.

Choice 1 : Stay in Moraco.

Choice 2 : Go back home (Canada).

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Stay in Moraco.

You felt in love in Moraco and got married, you then had two kids and spend the rest of your life there with your lover.

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Go back home (Canada).

You died in a plan crash.

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Changing city.

You choose to move to New York, you absolutely loved the city, but you ended up never finding a vacant position there, so you became a barista in a cute coffee shop in Manathane.

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Newark-on-Trent: Interior of 'Cherizena Coffee Shop', 23-24 Stodman Street by Michael Garlick, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Changing specialty for family medicine.

More often then not the patient you were taking care of had diabetes, high blood pressure, or they needed to change medication, but you had fun!

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