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This document provides an overview of two potential career paths for the author: nurse practitioner and music teacher. For nurse practitioner, the document outlines the required education, salary range of $52,000-$100,000 annually, and key responsibilities like performing exams, diagnosing illnesses, and educating patients. For music teacher, it details the education required for different levels, a salary range of $35,000-$140,000, and core duties like teaching music reading, instrument playing techniques, and music interpretation. The author believes their caring nature and skills in listening and communication would make them well-suited for the nurse practitioner role.
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1. The author has worked as a nurse for many years in various hospital settings and is currently pursuing a degree in psychology. She is undecided on her area of concentration in psychology.
2. The author has been very involved in her community through volunteering and holding leadership roles in various organizations for the past 10 years.
3. Upon completing her psychology degree, the author plans to continue her education, recognizing the importance of lifelong learning to stay current in the fields of medicine and psychology.
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1. The author has worked as a nurse for many years in various hospital settings and is currently pursuing a degree in psychology.
2. They maintain a high GPA while taking classes and have volunteered extensively in their community.
3. Upon completing their current studies, the author plans to further their education but has not yet decided on a specific concentration, as they are interested in several fields within psychology.
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3. Upon completing their current studies, the author plans to further their education but has not yet decided on a specific concentration, as they are interested in several fields within psychology.
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