How would your clinical peers or leaders describe you?

"I think my instructor and peers would say that I'm very detail-oriented and meticulous. They would tell you that I take every precaution when I work the nursing floor, ensuring I double-check names and medications, document carefully, and review documents, orders, and charts for accuracy and with an eye for errors. If I don't know the answer to something, I never guess but rather research it carefully to be sure I understand, and I'm not going to misguide someone or give inaccurate information that could harm them."

"My colleagues and managers have always recognized me as a team player. I take pride in this and strive to be as collaborative and supportive of the team as possible. They would say I am reliable and always willing to jump in and help when possible. We're often short-staffed, so if I can get ahead in my shift, I always go to my colleagues and offer to help pass meds, obtain patient vitals, or help chart to assist them with getting caught up. Nursing can be very stressful, but when you are a part of a team that you know works together and supports one another, it makes the job much easier!"