Florence Nightingale, a world-wide recognized health care heroine, has shown the effect of personal traits on professional career. The BIO Weekly Newspaper, Britannica, and BBC have especially disseminated her righteous and strong traits through which she is accounted with a highly distinguished level of importance.
Nightingale valued her belief of being called upon to be a nurse. From a young age, she had nursed the ill and poor people around her and took her ambitions of helping others to a future purpose. Though her parents objected when the idea of her being nurse was presented, she still pursued to get a career in nursing. She was granted a job in a Middlesex hospital, and she impressed her employer so much that she became the superintendent within a year. Her complete passion and dedication towards her values of helping people and doing her best in her workfield, allowed her to climb the stairs to leadership. During her time as a nurse, she was called upon to help the ill and suffering soldiers of the Crimean War in which numerous astonishing and …show more content…
Nightingale, with her remarkable impact on the soldiers of Crimea and the hospital, was embraced by the public as a hero. Her reputation among the communities were so great that she became the Founder of Nursing, and the Queen bestowed an engraved brooch known as the “Night Angel Jewel” and the government awarded her with $250,000. Yet as humble as she was, Nightingale did not mind the publicity but rather continued to focus on further causes that assisted health care such as instituting St. Thomas’ Hospital and the Nightingale Training School for Nurses within it. Florence Nightingale is a heroine because her attitude, personality etc. contributed a positively great amount to the society and today’s healthcare. Her traits are valuable and are the basic components in an outstanding professional healthcare
Nightingale valued her belief of being called upon to be a nurse. From a young age, she had nursed the ill and poor people around her and took her ambitions of helping others to a future purpose. Though her parents objected when the idea of her being nurse was presented, she still pursued to get a career in nursing. She was granted a job in a Middlesex hospital, and she impressed her employer so much that she became the superintendent within a year. Her complete passion and dedication towards her values of helping people and doing her best in her workfield, allowed her to climb the stairs to leadership. During her time as a nurse, she was called upon to help the ill and suffering soldiers of the Crimean War in which numerous astonishing and …show more content…
Nightingale, with her remarkable impact on the soldiers of Crimea and the hospital, was embraced by the public as a hero. Her reputation among the communities were so great that she became the Founder of Nursing, and the Queen bestowed an engraved brooch known as the “Night Angel Jewel” and the government awarded her with $250,000. Yet as humble as she was, Nightingale did not mind the publicity but rather continued to focus on further causes that assisted health care such as instituting St. Thomas’ Hospital and the Nightingale Training School for Nurses within it. Florence Nightingale is a heroine because her attitude, personality etc. contributed a positively great amount to the society and today’s healthcare. Her traits are valuable and are the basic components in an outstanding professional healthcare