I'm a happy, hard worker migrant, which is a big part of me.
I have gained a vast working knowledge of clinical and non-clinical health practices. As a health-focused and performance-oriented professional, I deliver quality outcomes on time with due diligence and minimal fuss. I am regarded as efficient, polite, honest, and highly organised in all of my work.
Things I Can Do
I can assess and evaluate information quickly while displaying sound judgment and reasoning skills. I am technically minded, methodical and adept at switching between tasks to meet tight deadlines and different customers' expectations.
During my spare time, I enjoy nature, hiking, kayaking, dancing, playing musical instruments, and appreciate some exoctic cuisine! A love good food!
A Few Accomplishments
I was accepted to the biological sciences faculty when I was 16 and completed the course at 20. Throughout my degree, I worked in a molecular biology laboratory researching biosurfactants from microorganisms, and I published and presented at numerous scientific conferences.
I migrated to Australia when I was 25 and engaged in many different economic activities. My most important work was forecasting projections for the chicken and pig industries, a project carried out at the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) in Canberra, where results were published in two books.
As science has never left my heart and my willingness to help others has always been a remarkable feature in my personality, I have decided to study paramedicine and hope for a promising future in this career. I have since been heavily engaged in regional/rural health mass vaccination projects and have been learning and assisting people with acquired Spinal Cord Injuries.
Please check out my websites that I have developed to promote the education of science, economics, and paramedicine. I also provided a unique collection in tribute to the mental health of paramedics.