护理面试自我介绍范文
尊敬的各位考官您们好：
今天能够顺利通过笔试站在这里参加面试，有机会向各位考官请教和学习，我感到非常的荣幸。对这次机会也是倍加珍惜，希望通过这次面试能够把最好的自己展示给你们，也希望能给各位考官留下一个好的印象。
下面做一下自我介绍我叫：,今年**岁，汉族，20xx年毕业南阳市医学高等专科学院，大专学历。
小时候每当看到医院里的们穿着一身洁白的大褂，在病人身旁忙碌，看到病人因为她们的细心照顾减轻了痛苦而流露出的那种感激的神情时，她们在我心中真的犹如天使般可爱和圣洁，我就梦想有一天能像她们一样做一位白衣天使，之后初中毕业我毫不犹豫地选择报考了卫校医学|教育网搜集整理。在自己的努力和家人的支持下，我顺利完成了卫校三年的学业，各门课程优良。
虽然毕业后由于地区社会就业紧张，没有能立刻分配到工作，但是我并没有在家闲坐着，而是积极的将我在学校和实习期间的所学，运用到生活中，在家人生病时不仅为他们打针，而且还会进行一些力所能及的诊断和治疗，为他们减少了不少麻烦，家人戏称我为家庭医生，我对这样的称呼感到很骄傲，这也更坚定了我为医护事业奉献毕生精力的决心。然而我的理想并不仅仅是帮助身边的亲人。我要像南丁格尔一样通过自己的努力和爱心为更多的人带来健康、快乐。
因此我很想把握住这次难得的机会，希望各位考官能给我实现人生理想的机会，使我真正走上自己向往的道路，我将以自己的爱心和所学的知识，为家乡的父老乡亲做点自己应有的贡献。
要做好准备工作(比如个人资料，服装，妆容)充分的准备可以减轻你的紧张情绪，然后当你走进面试房间时，记住抬头、挺胸、面带微笑!
首先请报出自己的姓名和身份。可能应试者与面试考官打招呼时，已经将此告诉了对方，而且们完全可以从你的报名表、简历等材料中了解这些情况，但仍请你主动提及。这是礼貌的需要，还可以加深考官对你的印象。
其次，你可以简单地介绍一下你的学历、工作经历(在校兼职)等基本个人情况。请保证叙述的线索清晰，一个结构混乱、内容过长的开场自，会给考官们留下杂乱无章、个性不清晰的印象，并且让考官倦怠，削弱对继续进行的面试的兴趣和注意力。
接下来由这部份个人基本情况，自然地过渡到一两个自己本科或工作期间完成的事件，以这一两个例子来形象地、明晰他说明自己的经验与能力，例如：在学校担任学生干部时成功组织的活动;或者如何投入到社会实践中，利用自己的专长为社会公众服务;或者自己在专业上取得的重要成绩以及出色的学术成就。
护理面试自我介绍范文
我叫，今年xx岁，毕业于x学校，护理专业，今天能站在这里向大家介绍自己真是感到万分荣幸!
在生活中我是个活泼开朗、热情大方、乐观上进、自主、自信要强的人，我会把我积极的一面在工作中继续发扬，认真负责的对待工作，积极沟通、协调，注重团队精神，我在医院实践工作一年多，目前已经熟练掌握各项护理操作。
虽然我毕业的时间还不算长，工作经验仍有欠缺，但是在未来的工作中，我将以充沛的精力、刻苦钻研的精神来努力工作，勤于学习不断提高自身的工作能力与综合素质，与医院共同进步。
谢谢大家!
护理面试自我介绍范文
My name is Betty Smith and I turned 90 years old yesterday. I was born and raised in Washington, D.C. but moved here to Cardiff thirty years ago with my family. I have dedicated my life to helping others. For 35 years I was a professional nurse at the county hospital. I began my career as a nurse in the Second World War, and also assisted soldiers injured in Korea, Vietnam, and here at home. For the last decade, I have been a school nurse, and now I live with my son, his wife and their two children. It has been a beautiful life.
I settled on nursing because taking care of the soldiers seemed so natural to me. I met my husband on the battlefield. My children were born the year we ended the war and declared peace. What else could I have done? This life of service found me.
One of the most interesting things has been meeting people in all the countries I’ve visited. In times of distress, you really see how tight each community becomes. If someone is in the water, they’re plucked out. If someone is injured, they’re bandaged. There are no questions, just action. I’d love to see that kind of community support all over the world. Not just during times of war and disaster, but in everyday life. The villages that support each other are the villages that succeed. In this giant village of Britain, it’s vital that we remember that our responsibilities lie not just with ourselves, but also with our neighbors. Our liberation is bound to the liberation of others.
I’d like to think I’ve done my part, been as useful as possible, and given to the best of my abilities. For now, I’d like to continue mentoring young nurses and enjoying my time with family and friends.
