I did my Nursing Degree in the Philippines and worked in medical surgical ward, operating room and recovery room after getting my qualification before I moved to the UK in 2001. I worked in Old Church Hospital which became Queens Hospital in Romford, Essex from 2001 to 2006. I also worked in St James' Hospital in Dublin for six months from October 2006 to April 2007 then went back to the UK and worked back in Queens Hosptial as agency nurse before getting my post back as a junior sister in Neurosurgery and Orthopaedic Theatre. I worked in Queens Hospital from 2007 to 2010. I decided to be a full time stay at home mum from 2010 until I did my return to practice in WAles in 2019.
l am resourceful Nurse with thirteen years in total of experience caring for patients and working closely with other healthcare staff. Well-rounded individual skillful in providing emotional support to patients and families, performing various diagnostic tests and administering medication. In-depth knowledge of operating theatre and postoperative nursing care techniques and methods.
Hardworking Nurse well-versed in operating theatre and recovery room care. Treats patients of all ages and specializes in delivering effective quality nursing care. Performs in stressful and crisis situations and interprets and applies policies and procedures with good judgment.
Competent and caring Nurse offering 13 years in total of coordinating and carrying out patient care in high-volume hospital environments. Demonstrated performing with speed and accuracy to assess patients, deliver treatments and delegate tasks. Proven history of advocating for patient needs and fostering top-quality care.
I am a fun loving person who chooses to see the positive in the midst of the negative. I give my one hundred percent when I am in work the same way to anybody regardless of age, gender, nationality and beliefs. I love spending time with my family going on walks and day trips on my days off and doing a lot of cooking and baking. I also love bringing these baked goodies to work on my return from days off.
I have often received thank you cards from the patients I looked after in recovery room and get a lot of positive comments from my colleagues and the doctors on how calm I am, dealing with stressful situations.
I received my UKCC (now NMC) pin number in December 2001 after undergoing three months of adaptation program.
I received my UKCC (now NMC) pin number in December 2001 after undergoing three months of adaptation program.