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1. Desired healthcare profession and career goals
Desired healthcare profession and career goalsDesired healthcare profession and career
goalsFor this discussion forum, you will perform a personal or self SWOT analysis. Identify
your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to your academic (College)
experience and your pursuit of your desired healthcare profession(s) and career goals.(My
desired healthcare profession and career goals is to be HEAD OF PEDIATRIC/NICU
DEPARTMENT with my BSN in nursing)The assigned reading and lecture video for this
module will assist in understanding what a self SWOT is and how to complete one. Provide
the results of your personal SWOT along with any personal insight or thoughts to the results
or your personal SWOT.As we research and explore personal skills, traits, and interests this
week, do these personal characteristics matter with your desired healthcare professions?
For example, can someone work in a healthcare job that has direct patient if they don’t
necessarily enjoy interacting with people (patients)? Can an individual be truly successful in
a healthcare job if their personal characteristics do not align very well with a healthcare
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