XXXX University is my first choice among DNP Programs in Nurse Anesthesia for several reasons, the location, and the sheer excellence of your program. In April 2018, I will have been an RN for eight years, with half of that time spent in the ICU, in a level-two trauma center. Thus, it is time to reach out for further opportunities and responsibilities in nursing to maximize my potential contribution to my profession. I hope to earn a doctoral degree in Nurse Anesthesia at XXXX University and become the finest CRNA possible, distinguishing myself on a volunteer and a professional basis.
Born and raised in the USA, completing high school here, I decided for several reasons to attend medical school in India, the land of origin of my parents. I am pleased that I had this experience, not only of finishing medical school and earning my license to practice medicine in India but doing so and gaining extensive experience in India, especially in the Emergency Room - before returning home to the USA. As a result of this experience, I am a more g healthcare professional, sensitive and experienced in multilingual communication. My parents are nurses, and I am not sure why, but I insisted on attending medical school. In time, I realized that I was a much better fit for a career in nursing – following in my parents' footsteps.
Once I came back to America, I realized that I could be a better nurse than a doctor for several reasons. Thus, I went to Nursing School, earning my AS in 2011 and my BSN in 2018. I am also PCCN certified and currently preparing for my CCRN examination. I have enjoyed studying nursing and becoming a nurse after completing medical school. It has been easier to excel in nursing, and I look forward to a long lifetime of nursing, putting my training in medicine to effective use alongside my training in nursing. I hope to become a CRNA; in this position, it will be helpful to also have medical training as part of my formal academic background. Progressively, I hope to put my advanced training to good use on a volunteer level going on missions to assist surgeons. Nothing excites me more than the idea of serving as a CRNA in disaster areas with a great need for emergency surgery for large numbers of people.
A humble man and a devoted father and husband, I began my nursing career here in America as a nursing assistant, then became a floor and next ICU nurse; and I see becoming a CRNA as my final destination that will enable me to give back much as possible. My time spent as a volunteer health worker in rural areas of India will always be with me, and I now hope to be selected for training to make that volunteer work global, going on missions to locations in greatest need of a CRNA.
I sing in church and work with our youth here in the USA. Many of my happiest moments are spent working with Habitat for Humanity or serving hot meals at one of our shelters for the homeless.
Thank you for considering my application to Nurse Anesthesia at XXXX University.
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