FNP Personal Statement Samples

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____ University´s MSN, FNP Program has a reputation for rigorous academic education and opportunities to contribute to the support of research, preparing students to deliver care and promote health through patient education. I feel that ____ is the best location to strengthen my leadership skills and receive a top-notch education centered on providing holistic care to patients throughout their life cycles. Becoming an FNP at ____ will enable me to achieve the very highest standards of excellence in patient care. I am a Brazilian woman, and for a long time now, many Brazilians have been making the USA their home. I look forward to caring for their oral health care needs and practicing nursing in Portuguese and English.

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Volunteering back in Brazil at the Wound Care Center for the first half of 2012 helped me commit to nursing as my career. I assisted nurses responsible for performing all aspects of wound care, from patient reception to wound assessment and choice of treatment and follow-up. I also volunteered in a free women's clinic in Brazil for two months following the completion of my undergraduate studies in Nursing. I helped educate and empower women and their families, monitor low-risk pregnancies, request routine tests and guide treatment according to the institution's protocol, perform breast examinations, and educate patients on achieving their own. I also collected Pap smear tests. As a trained FNP, I look forward to collaborating with families to implement healthcare plans and provide preventive care. I am passionate about nursing practice because I find nothing as exciting as the prospect of educating patients on how they can promote their health across their lifespans. I plan to specialize in primary care or internal medicine and work alongside other nurse practitioners and physicians to update medical records, teach patients, conduct physical examinations, and prescribe medications.

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I have participated in community activities that focus on healthcare throughout my undergraduate studies. We would visit various low socio-economic status communities, where we could educate patients on COPD, diabetes, hygiene and sanitation, and HIV/AIDS. After graduating in Brazil, I came to the USA in 2013, inspired by my epidemiology professor and others who had spent a long or considerable time in education programs in the USA. After arriving in the US, I enrolled in Union County College's ESL program and got a house attendant job to pay for my tuition. A year later, I became a home health aide and a Nurse Assistant.

In 2018, I was awarded my license to practice nursing in New York, and today I serve as a Sub-Acute Nurse. As a home health aide and then a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), I have built upon my experiences, interacting with patients and patient care, and have become well acquainted with the typical rigors of family nursing. In my first task as a home health aide, I accompanied my patient to an appointment with a primary nurse practitioner, and it was my first interaction with an NP. My patient explained that he felt sleepy and tired and attributed it to his age. The NP ordered a blood test, and the results were ready in two weeks. The NP was also a hematology doctor, a truly kind and funny woman from whom I learned a great deal. As a Sub-Acute Nurse, I have continued educating and caring for my patients while developing my nursing practice knowledge. I help my employer, a doctor, prepare patients for examinations, orders, diagnoses, medical history, and treatments. As a qualified FNP, I will use my knowledge, compassion, and leadership skills to impact patients' lives and the community positively. Patients value a person who cares and explains procedures in detail after conducting a thorough physical examination.

Thank you for considering my application to become prepared for a lifetime of service as an FNP at ____ University.

FNP Personal Statement Samples

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