Registered Nurse seeking employment in France

I\'m a 33 years old dedicated registered Medical Nurse working for 7 years in the Emergency department. My goal is to continuously improve my skills and knowledge over time, to become an overall health professional. I have gained experience mostly in the ER Department- Pre-hospital emergency medicine and also worked abroad as a registered nurse onboard a cruise ship doing clinical hours and ICU work.\r\nHighly skilled in the following areas: intravenous emergency medication administration, venipuncture, infusions, phlebotomy, CPR, RSI, ALS, BLS, PALS, ATLS, defibrillation, nasogastric tube application, urinary tube application, wound care and treatment, patient triage, ABCDE assessment, surveillance and transport, EKG basic interpretation, working with patients who need ventilator support, tracheobronchial aspiration, pain treatment and relief, advanced nursing skills. Comfortable working with multidisciplinary team following instructions and procedures.

Dec, 2015 - present, Registered Medical Nurse/EMT at Bucharest Ambulance Service, Romania\r\nMy job requires providing emergency medical assistance in a limiting competence at the place of application and on medical assisted transports of any medical-surgical emergencies.\r\nDedicated member of emergency response teams delivering fast, quality care during medical emergencies, accidents, fires, natural disasters and other crisis scenarios.\r\nPasionate medical services provider able to remain calm under pressure and react swiftly in urgent and life-threatening situations.\r\nLeveraged comprehensive knowledge of emergency medicine to asses, treat, stabilize and transport seriously injured patients to area hospitals and trauma centers. Providing skillful medical care to revive and stabilize patients suffering from traumatic injuries, cardiac arrest, strokes, seizures, drug overdoses, hypo/hyperthermia and other serious conditions.\r\nTogether with the doctor of the medical team but also autonomously, I was often implicated in CPR, manual or Semi automated defibrillation and cardioconversion and adjusting the IRR, FiO2, VT, PEEP and PS of the ventilators that the ambulance was equipped (Lifepack 15, Corpuls 3 and Drager Oxylog 3000 ventilators, Braun perfusion pump). Rapid sequence intubation was often performed by the medical team as patients were found in cardiac arrest at the scene of the incident, acquired knowledge of the use of sedative agents used for the induction of the patient (propofol, etomidate, ketamine). Calming and reassuring patients and their family members, enabling accurate gathering of crucial information (e.g. allergies, medications, pain levels) to aid in care decisions.