NURSING NRS 490Nurse Manager Skills Inventory.docx

NURSING NRS 490Nurse Manager Skills Inventory.docx NURSING 2 In recent times, studies have revealed that professional competency and accountability impacts greatly on shaping our careers. This involves adherence to ...

NURSING NRS 490Nurse Manager Skills Inventory.docx NURSING 2 In recent times, studies have revealed that professional competency and accountability impacts greatly on shaping our careers. This involves adherence to set code of conducts within the practice of various disciplines including nursing, accounting, engineering among others (Ewoh ,2013). Nevertheless, we also have to inculcate in us desirable values that will bring the most in us in our careers. This plays a significant role in determining our productivity which impacts on our personal career disciplines. For this essay, I will reflect on my personal career by identifying the strengths and weaknesses with key focus on the tenets of nurse inventory skills. By and large, I have been above average when it comes to professional and personal accountability. For the former, I will use the variables of time and money to rate myself. On majority of occasions, I am a good time-keeper because in the events that I usually attend, I am always in time. Notably is the report time to my work-place which is at 7.00 am but I always arrive earlier than this time. Being a nursing practitioner, I usually have to balance between strict timelines and the demands of the profession which has made me understand why the phrase “time is money was coined”. There are also other times when am called on shift to attend to certain emergency cases that are booked in the hospital and given that I do not stay far way, I arrive on time (Ewoh,2013). I am not the best accounting manager when it comes to my own personal finances. I always find myself spending too much on “wants” rather “needs”. For example, I find it difficult to live within my monthly wages and in most cases, I usually run out of money before the month ends forcing me to seek credit elsewhere to sustain me. With regards to career planning, I am certainly on the right track but there is still room for improvement. Evidently, I am a nursing graduate and got employment within the first few years of leaving school which is commendable, owing to the high rates of unemployment in America. (Furman, 2016). I have worked as a nursing professional for a few years now and just