2006
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
San Pedro College of Davao City
More Info About Me
I am an enthusiastic, creative, and passionate individual with a love for learning. I have a strong work ethic and a positive attitude towards life. I believe in the power of hard work and in the importance of having a positive outlook. I have a strong desire to help others and to make a difference in the world.
My Skills and Competencies
Data Entry
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My Experience and Education
2010
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2016
Nicole’s 22 Corporation
(Liaison Officer / Bookkeeper)
A Liaison Officer is responsible for maintaining relationships between two organizations or individuals. They act as a point of contact between the two parties and ensure that communication between the two is flowing smoothly. Liaison Officers provide support, advice and assistance to both parties, and are responsible for understanding the needs and interests of both sides. In addition, Liaison Officers often serve as mediators between the two parties and help to resolve any conflicts or disputes that arise. They may also coordinate meetings, workshops and other events for the two parties.
A bookkeeper is responsible for maintaining and organizing financial records, usually for a business or organization. The bookkeeper's duties may include preparing and entering financial transactions into accounting software, reconciling accounts to ensure accuracy, preparing invoices and financial statements, and managing accounts receivable and accounts payable. The bookkeeper may also be responsible for tracking expenses, preparing budgets, and creating financial reports. In addition, bookkeepers may need to assist with payroll, tax, and other financial tasks.
2008
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2010
University of Perpetual Help Medical Center
(Hemodialysis Nurse)
A Dialysis Nurse is a Registered Nurse (RN) who works in a dialysis clinic or hospital setting to provide specialized care for patients with kidney failure and other related conditions. Dialysis Nurses care for their patients before, during, and after their dialysis treatments. They are responsible for monitoring their patients’ vital signs, administering medication and IVs, assessing the patient’s response to dialysis treatment, and communicating with the patient’s primary care doctor or other healthcare providers. Dialysis Nurses provide education to patients and families about dialysis treatments, nutrition, medications, and other related issues. They also collaborate with other members of the healthcare team to ensure that the patient receives the best possible care.
My Services
Data Entry
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