Alaeza Yaranon

Intended Job Path

As a student nurse, I am fascinated with thinking about a long-term career path rather than having a short-term one. Ever since I was a child, I have always imagined myself having a role in making the world better through compassion. I’ve seen myself as a professional nurse and might pursue a doctorate. In this field, I learned how to be competent in everything that I do without only relying theoretically but most importantly, practically, especially when it is related to my chosen field. Choosing nursing as a profession might be somehow undervalued by some, but in me, I saw this as a portal to strengthen my knowledge regarding human anatomy, not only physiology but also other science-related matters that would help the advancement of medicine and could possibly help the mortality rate and prolong the life expectancy of the person. For this kind of profession, it requires a specific title, not only as a medical professional practitioner but also as one who practiced work-life balance over the years, because for me, this will help me become effective.
Advancing my career was important to me because I have intended my time studying over the years to be an inspiration to my entire family. As a first-born child and daughter, I want to show them that their sacrifice and money allotted for my education were not in vain. As much as possible, I want to be seen as a valued person within or outside my profession soon, so I’ve been working hard to study to figure out more about my field in order to do justice to whatever was taught to me by the instructors.
And even though I’ll be able to meet the intended level of career stability, I won't stop learning with my other interests and skills. I would love to rediscover my passion for writing and dancing and am hoping to connect with some other professionals to hear more about their experience and gain expertise.

I love to dance, write and read books. And lately I've discovered that I like content creations and filiming.