RN/EX COMBAT PILOTWhat type of job are you looking for? Preferable Urgent Care RN. OR any RN position. I would like to work in a military hospital since I have 24 years experience in the militarty. I was the electronic warfare officer and apache pilot. But I also have 24 years nursing experience when not deployed in Federal prison and county ER. What nationality are you? US Born. Dual citizen Canada/US What languages do you speak (and at what level)? English What country or area are you looking to work in and why? Afganistan. I would like to help impoverished people at the same time helping military folks injured in line of duty What countries have you worked in? Germany, Kosovo, US What countries do you have a visa to work in? non yet What field do you currently work in? Supervisor Maxim Health care and Infusion Nurse, recent experience in Jail, prison, ER, and case management What fields have you worked in before? Med/Surg, ER, Case Mangt., Prison, Jail, Sports Medicine, Wilderness Medicine Speciality What qualifications do you hold? BCR, ACLS, RN, Masters Level Assessment, 3000 hr. level pilot Comm. IFR Rotor wing, BS, AS, Wilderness Medican Practicioner, Top Gun in US Army 1 year, Combat Medic Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? skills. Skills allow one to read people, triage and save lives. Also enables one to work as a team, while being able to be an independent thinker Describe the benefits of working with others Enhancement of ones own personal skills, increasing productivity 100fold and fullfilling Maslow's hiearcy of needs enables one to be the best they can be to contribute to the team Describe the benefits of working alone If you are alone and a disaster occurs you must be able to direct the situation and prevent loss of life. You must not stress out so bad that you cannot function. Your skills must be at a level that you can multitask in a way that prevents further chaos and disaster What was your worst working experience? Helicopter crash. 13 near dead. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? CARE about the outcome. Always continue to increase your skill variety and Education. You never know when you may need it. Make friends, you never know when you'll need them either (or be able to be of assistance) you want to be the one they CALL What unique skills do you have? Many ER situations, many wilderness situations, Much Much Much training in the military. You name the job I had it. This had alot to do with being the only female. And I prevailed and excelled. What would you consider as your 'dream job'? I would like to work in a Current Hot Spot in an ER or Urgent Care center. I do not mind working alot of hours with maybe the occasional 4 day weekend to experience the culter. I do not mind dangerous spots. I would like to rent out the home I own in Oakland and get out of here. I have been stationary for 6 years now and need some Nursing challenges, I have a lot of experience to offer. I want to touch peoples lives in a way that matters. What are the most interesting aspects of your field? People feel safe when Im on duty. They often request me. They know that whatever happens I will handle it in the best possible outcome What are the least interesting aspects of your field? People die, and I often feel I do comfort those left behind but there is so much unexplainable disease, that is chronic and longsuffering. I have been helping out in this field for some time now and would like to help people who have endangered their own lives in order to save others the way I used to. I miss that. Why should I hire you? Im reliable and very intellligent. I am not too old to learn new tricks. I have a passion for life and helping others. And if I dont have enough experience that you would normally require you can be assured that I would learn very, very quickly. With the varied titles I have held you can see that I can learn the specifics of the job you are offering in a very short time. I would be dedicated to work for you in as long as you would want/need me. How can potential employers contact you? Write me at: 1841 Burkhart Ave. San Leandro, CA 94579 USA. Or call 011 49 510-483-0372 (country code may have changed). email lisawebber9@gmail.com | 
