Spaniard

Hi there,i have a question regarding if it is possible to move from a home health RN to a med/surg RN in a hospital. The reason i am asking this is because i arrived to this country recently and obtained my license and now i am looking for a job and i am getting a few positive feedback from that particular field, but my objective is to work in a hospital. I would apareciste some guidance.

Hi everyone. I'm finding the process of writing a decent resume quit hard and would like somebody to check it and tell me whats wrong with it. personal information address contact information Professional Summary * Compassionate Registered Nurse with 1 year work experience in Spain and England. I am looking forward to starting my career in the United States. * I am an U.S citizen who was raised and educated in Spain. * Exceptional capacity to multitask:manage competing priorities with ease while fostering delivery of superior patient care. * Solid administrative and referral experience include admissions, assessment,treatment,referral, and education for a broad range of patients and their families. Objective To contribute to an organization that can use a vibrant and enthusiastic Registered Nurse with extended knowledge of gerontology and geriatrics along with strong med/surg skills. Core Qualifications * License RN in so and so state * BLS and ACLS certification. * Trilingual (English, Spanish and Portuguese). * Patient and Family focused. Education * 2009 - University Y, Spain * Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing (BSN) * Cumulative GPA of 3.31. * 2011 - University Y , Spain * Critical Care course (60 credits). Work experience XH company From December 2011 to April 2012. RN * Demonstrate exemplary documentation skills by accurately maintaining nurses' notes and promoting communication among staff. * Deliver coordinated care for an assigned group of residents. * Employ sharp analytical and problem solving skills in assessing patients for skin integrity, lung sounds, bowel sounds,and wounds, and perform catherterization and dressing changes. * Decisively and confidently made judgements on patient condition and called doctors based on decisions. * Coordinate and delegate various levels of nursing assignments to nurse aides. public community health facility, Spain From May 2011 to September 2011. travel nurse assignment. * Perform comprehensive health assessment on patient and family. * Develop care plans using nursing diagnosis. * Assess,implement,evaluate realistic patient care goals, with measurable outcomes. * Provided nursing care services in homes. * Re-evaluate patient´s status and changed services. public hospital. Spain. From December 2010 to January 2011 Travel nurse assignment (floated in several wards: neurology, general surgery, general medicine, urology, trauma and orthopedics). * Perform general nursing responsibilities, including assessment,medication administration, admissions and discharges, plan of care development and patient/family education. * Utilize strong assessment skills to determine necessary patient care. * Assisst patients with healing and recovery after surgery. * Educate patients of health promotion, disease management,medications, recovery,and community resources. * Coordinate with doctors and partnered with a team of nurses to develop effective care plans for patients. * Accurately document all elements of nursing assessment, treatments, medications,discharge instructions and follow-up care. public nursing home.Spain. From 08/01/2009 to 08/30/2009. Travel nurse assignment. * Merged empathy and strong interpersonal skills to deliver emotional support to patients and family. * Organize charts and document condition, vital signs, therapy progress and medication. * Organize and replace medical supplies,including medicines, on a regular basis. * Coordinate and promote team work among healthcare team. * Maintain safe, secure and comfortable environment for patients. * Provide adaptive nursing care based on each specific case.

I don't have 'real' experience. During the master's i did have to go through a practium, but i don't have any experience after that. And yes, there is a difference between 'American' Spanish and 'European' Spanish, but i understand both since we have to study them at school.Also speak portuguese.

The problem is that although i speak several languages, i don't have much experience(

Hi everyone, I am a Spanish nurse who moved to the States seeking for a job. I have a NJ RN license, and a temporary CT RN license. In addition , i have a BCSL and ACLS courses. I also have a Master's degree in Critical Care and i would like to know how and where to start looking for a job in CT . I find this process quit overwhelming at times and i would appreciate some help/advice/guidance through all this process. My goal is to work in critical care, i am aware that having no experience in the field, that will be very hard/impossible at this moment, but i just want to get a job(not a per diem job/travel nurse job). I don't need any visa since i was born in the States. Thanks everyone for your help