PNLE Board Passer May 2024 . Graduated way back 2011 .Took a long time to pursue my career because of Business priorities . Haven't used my licensed after passing the exam because I focus to manage more on our business.
I'm a hardworking and passionate job seeker eager to secure the nurse position.
I'm interested to apply because it's time for me to use my license and to start jumping out my comfort zone .What I'm saying is that ,the profession is calling me and It's time for me to use it. I really don't mind how much is the salary or schedule of duties .It's totally fine.
I wanted to render my services to those who needs it I'm willing and prepared to start a new career and make meaningful contributions with commitment to quality success and drive .
I'm very well organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude willingness to learn, adapt fast-paced environments and take on added responsibilities to meet team goals. I'm committed to leveraging these qualities to drive team success and contribute to organizational growth.
If there's one thing I want you to know , it's that I am not just looking for a role I am looking for a place to grow and learn new things . I am really passionate about patient empowerment . I believe my greatest strength lies in therapeutic communication and building strong rapport with people . Nurse profession isn't just about tasks , it's about making people feel heard and respected during vulnerable moments.
Mostly I like to read and that's because I like to cope up new insights ,ideas , and it's a continuous learning process for me. .I don't just read for fun but I'm passionate about understanding how things work .Something like it's a desire for continuous improvement on my part that keeps me updated on industry , trends and new skills .So if ever I connect this to my profession let's say for example, the more I sustained reading the more it demonstrate me the ability to concentrate for long periods on detailed so then it trains me to quickly identify the core of my job as a nurse.