Capstone Journey : Nursing

 For the weekend, I spent more time on my research paper, opening up a Prezi presenter to start up my powerpoint presentation work this week. But more importantly, I researched and looked at the Nurses' occupation in the future as well as what it might looks like with all of the pandemic stuff going on and the importance of technological advancement and how it might be a pro or a con in the medical field, as some tech are considered liable and some more unreliable. So, technological experts are working closely with medical experts to make a way to decrease the difficulty of running certain tests (using the power of technology to somehow make it easier to run these said-tests more faster and efficiently. Powerpoint (still in progress) https://prezi.com/i/edit/m-scjqakg2ul

 For this week's mid-week check-in, I have started to consider my occupation and potential job sites I could apply to and put to work the skills that I would have learned throughout my academic and social studies at my designated university. I looked at Canada's top sources for applying for a job in the medical field, those being both Fraser Health and Providence Healthcare . These sources explain, in detail, amazing job opportunities anyone could have within the medical field, have it be casual, part-time, and/or full-time work. They both don't only focus on Registered Nurses or Pediatrics, but also focus on Psychiatric Care, ICU Care, Ambulance Units, Senior Care/Care-Givers, Senior Home Volunteering, etc. So, I found no other reason but to stick with these two options. As of this coming weekend, I'll still be focusing on this part of my extensive research, looking at more opportunities in or around Canada even. One thing I'd work on would be researching outside o...