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mercedes mendez

mercedes mendez

Assistant in Nursing

Healthcare

South Brisbane, Brisbane

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About mercedes mendez:

My name is Mercedes Mendez, I'm an Argentinian doctor with more than 15 year of experience in the Clinical field. 

Currently preparing my APHRA exams for recognition of my degree. 

I've been living in Brisbane for the last year and working as an Assistant in Nursing.  I have 12 months of demostrable and paid job experience.

I'd need an sponsor visa to work as an Assistant in Nursing (482 sponsor visa).

Experience

I'm an Argentinian doctor with more than 15 year of experience in the Clinical field. 

 

Currently preparing my APHRA exams for recognition of my degree. 

I've been living in Brisbane for the last year and working as an Assistant in Nursing.  I have 12 months of demostrable and paid job experience.

 

Education

Bachelor degree in Medicine

Diploma in Nutrition

Assistant in Nursing 

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