Personal Statement: A Career As A Pediatric Nurse

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I chose to do a Pediatric nurse. I chose this because that’s what I want to do after high school. I find it interesting because you have to be able to talk to kids even when they are scared to find out what’s wrong with them. I find that interesting because not a lot of people are able to do that. Talking to kids to figure out what’s wrong with them so you can help them get better can be really hard. Pediatric nurses also have to inform parents/legal guardians how to properly take care of their kids so they will have a less chance of getting sick. Some pros about being a pediatric nurse is that you get to help sick children get better. The cons would be having to see sick children. I think becoming a pediatric nurse would be a good choice

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