R.N. E.R. Experience 7 years various competenciesWhat type of job are you looking for? Preferably an E.R. R.N. position, but will consider floor (I.C.U./Trauma/Cardiovascular units) What nationality are you? Cuban What languages do you speak (and at what level)? Fluent & literate in Spanish & English What country or area are you looking to work in and why? Virgin Islands St. Croix/St. Thomas U.S. territories. What countries have you worked in? U.S. North Carolina What fields have you worked in before? E.R. assisted living, and skilled nursing facilities What qualifications do you hold? R.N., B.L.S., A.C.L.S Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? Skills invariably outweigh academic expertise attributed to the life experience that can not be reproduced in the academic setting, also many times one must think outside the regimental, stringent confines of the norm (outside the box) to resolve a dilema. Describe the benefits of working with others Enriching those with open minds and reciprocating acceptance to their ideas that may improve or at least increase my knowledge base. Describe the benefits of working alone Sole accountability and responsibility heightening the importance of meticulous orientation to consequences, and focusing foresight. What was your worst working experience? C.N.A where residents were less than adequately attended by previous shift, and I could not get their negligence corrected adequately. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? Reliance on others with greater competency, experience and skill level, even those with less can sometimes improve outcomes of situations by remaining openminded enough to accept the necessity of a unified cohesive work effort and its benefit to all, if nothing but morale in the workplace. What unique skills do you have? Able to distract the focus from acute medical conditions using intrapersonal skills, sense of humor, and human compassion/understanding/unity. What would you consider as your 'dream job'? E.R. in Level 1 trauma center in which cooperation, and a cohesive workflow ensure greatest of patient outcomes. What are the most interesting aspects of your field? Treating the underlying human condition that prevents, or at times can ensure the best coping of even the most devastating of conditions. What are the least interesting aspects of your field? Beurocratic financial entanglements that compromise patient wellbeing, because of health care related costs/reforms. What is quickest and easiest way to reach a patient? Demonstrate a unique and genuine concern for the patient, that can be emparted when it exists, never forced, learned or faked. How can potential employers contact you? 1-828-507-0128 | 
