MARIA DONNA ZALDARRIAGA, BSN, RN

123 Tady Street, Poblacion Ilaya Sara,Iloilo

Email: m.zaldarriaga100@yahoo.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION:

Birthdate: November 24,1982

Gender: Female

Marital Status: Single

Nationality: Filipino

PERSONAL PROFILE:

I am a hardworking with a good communication skills who works effectively in a team, professional
and seeking a new challenge where I can use my existing skills.

EMPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS:

July 3, 2017 – October 5,2021 Doctor’s Assistant Plastic Surgery Department (OPD)

Yanhee International Hospital

Bangkok,Thailand

June 27,2012 – June 27, 2016 Staff Nurse-Nursery Department

Dar Al Shifa Hospital

Hawally, Kuwait

September 21, 2010- February 28, 2011 Staff Nurse-Neonatal Intensive Care Uni

Staff Nurse- Nursery Department

Libyan Red Crescent IBN Sina Polyclinic, Benghazi,

Libya

June 2007- June 2010 Staff Nurse- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Saudi German Hospital

Jeddah, KSA

March 2006- April 2007 Clinic Nurse- St. Luke’s Medical Center Extension
Clinic

1177 Jorge Bocobo St. Ermita

 Manila, Philippines

February 2006-March 2006 Volunteer Nurse- Medical Surgical Ward, Pediatric

Ward,

Delivery Room, Emergency Room, Operating Room

Sara District Hospital

Iloilo City, Philippines

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Graduated March 2005

Central Philippine University

Lopez Jaena Street Jaro

Iloilo City, Philippines

ELIGIBILITY:

Successfully passed the nursing board examination given by the Philippine Professional Regulation

Commission dated December 3-4, 2005 in Iloilo City, Philippines.

Trainings and Seminars:

December 2014 Basic Life Support

Dar Alshifa Hospital, Hawally Kuwait

December 2008 Neonatal Resuscitation Program

Saudi German Hospital Jeddah, KSA

PRINCIPAL DUTIES:
 Perform initial assessment to the patient prior to minor surgery.
 Post-operative care, and giving discharge instructions to the patients with minor surgery.
 Perform wound dressing.
 Perform suture removal and staple removal from the operation site.
 Performs a systematic initial and ongoing assessment of the patient’s physical and
psychosocial status, specific to the age of the patient.
 Establishes realistic and measurable goals that are culturally sensitive and identifies nursing
interventions to achieve the goals.
 Practices within the established standards, policies, and procedures.
 Provides patient health teaching through the parents including:
 Giving tips to the mother about breastfeeding and baby care.
 Medications and food interactions.
  Safe use of any medical equipment.
 Nursing of well-babies including:
 Assisting pediatrician to perform initial resuscitation right after birth.
 Giving immediate nursing care to well-baby immediate after birth.
 Giving bath and feeding.
 Rooming in to the mother in the ward where admitted.
 Providing routine eye, cord and skin care.
 Giving vaccination.
 Safeguarding from fall and possible abduction.
 Scheduling visit to the well- baby clinic.
 Nursing of preterm babies (less than 37 weeks of gestational age)
 Providing immediate nursing care and follow up.
 Connecting monitors to patient under ventilator, incubator or phototherapy.
 Assisting in central line insertion.
 Assisting blood exchange.
 Umbilical cord blood draw.
 Assisting in putting central or arterial lines.
 IV insertion.
 Drawing ABG’s and blood transfusion.

CHARACTER REFERENCES:

Dr. Ismael E. Naypa

Director, International Department

Yanhee International Hospital

Bangkok, Thailand

Dr. Hanadi Jaber

Director of Nursing

Dar Alshifa Hospital

Hawally, Kuwait

Anna Butlewska

Matron

Libyan Red Crescent IBN Sina Polyclinic

Benghazi, Libya
Dr. Hassan Ali

Chief- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Saudi German Hospital

Jeddah, KSA

Mrs. Freida Cabautan

Officer-in-charge

St. Luke’s Medical Center Extension Clinic

Manila, Philippines