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Exploring Nursing Pathways: Insights from a Senior Project

This project by Matthew Smith details a nursing career plan, including attending UNCG and potentially UNC-Chapel Hill for medical school. The centerpiece features Darlene Jones, a Registered Nurse at OBX Hospital, who shares her experience of a typical 36-hour work week with a focus on both associate and bachelor degree nursing pathways. It highlights the pros and cons of each educational route, expectations in the nursing field, and the ongoing demand for nurses in healthcare. The display board addresses key topics relevant to aspiring nurses.

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Exploring Nursing Pathways: Insights from a Senior Project

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  1. Nursing By: Matthew Smith 2010-2011

  2. My Plan • Attend UNCG and then transfer to UNC Chapel Hill the remaining years. • Possibly attend medical school right after graduation.

  3. Highlight of my Senior Project: • Darlene Jones (Registered Nurse at OBX Hospital) • Usually a 36 hour work week, with 3 days of 12 hours each. • Salary ranges from experience. Shadowing Experience

  4. Topics Discussed Issues Expectations Behavior Canter Model Take Control Method Consequences Positive Manner Boundaries

  5. Associate Degree • 2 Year Education • Near Same Pay Rate as Bachelor Degree • Allows for Larger Workforce • More Convenient to Some

  6. Bachelor Degree • 4 Year Education • More Knowledge • Less Malpractice • Slightly Higher Pay Rate than Associate Degree

  7. Problems • More Malpractices with Associate Degree Nurses • A Huge Need for Nurses and Continuing Need in the Future

  8. Product Design The Display Board Contains: Bachelor Degree Associate Degree Pros And Cons

  9. Thank you for participating In my Senior Project: • Panel of Judges • Ms. Rankin • Ms. Vogt Are there any questions?

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