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Profiles in Nursing

Ever wonder what kind of person becomes a nurse? Find out more about who nurses are: their lives, journeys, and motivations.

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Christine L.

Mountain View, CA
Telemetry Nurse

The career path of a nurse is so diverse! I actually fell into nursing because I wanted to combine my interest ...

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Clausyl P.

Evans, GA
RN; Surgical Intensive Care

“Nursing is an exciting career field with every aspect of the profession developing right along with the speed of technology. Nothing about nursing is static-especially in the Army. ...

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Connie K.

New York, NY
RN; Intensive Care

I wanted a meaningful career and can’t think of anything I’d rather be than a nurse. I help people every day, and there’s nothing more meaningful than that. One of the things I love ...

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Connie S.

Natrona Heights, PA
RN Alle-Kiski Medical Center, Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU)

I became a nurse because I enjoy being with people and find helping them very rewarding. I find the most satisfying part of my career will always be the patient interaction; it is ...

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Craig M.

Jensen Beach, FL
RN; Perioperative

I know I make a difference in people's lives. Sometimes patients can't vocalize what they are feeling so I must be their eyes and ears. I have to do what I can to make them feel ...

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Craig Z.

Baltimore, MD
RN,Graduate Nursing Student

I already had a degree in biology, but while I was training to be an EMT I learned about nurse practitioners. Nurse practitioners have a medical skill set that can be used anywhere. ...

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Kristin Z.
When I was 14 years old, I spent my summer vacation as a hospital volunteer. I worked in the pediatric outpatient clinic, and seeing the way the nurses cared for children my own age ...