Mary Jane Payad

Dedicated Registered Nurse with over 7 years of experience in emergency care, medical-surgical, pediatrics, and outpatient departments. Collaborates effectively with multidisciplinary teams to provide exceptional patient care. Known for fostering patient satisfaction through strong communication and an empathetic approach.

Nurse Secretary at UPM -FMAB Philippine General Hospital (2010-10 – 2014-04)

• Greeted and welcomed patients, ensuring a positive first impression and smooth check-in process.
• Updated patient files and verified insurance information to maintain accurate records and facilitate billing.
• Book patients' appointments in surgeries and follow-up for check-up.
• Responded to incoming phone calls from patients and staff, providing assistance and efficiently transferring calls as needed.
• Maintain Electronic Medical records and fax files to other clinics.
• Track clinic inventory and order medical and office supplies.

Staff Nurse at Bernardino General Hospital (2007-10 – 2008-12)

• Assessed and evaluated patients by taking vital signs to monitor health status.
• Administered prescribed medications to ensure effective patient treatment.
• Documented patient conditions and medical records in charts to maintain accurate and up-to-date information.
• Assisted doctors during bedside procedures and surgeries in a clinical setting.
• Providing education of patient and their families on how to take care of themselves.

Clinic nurse facialist at DermClinic (2006-01 – 2006-07)

• Assisted Dermatologist in administering Botox and dermal fillers, enhancing patient satisfaction and treatment outcomes.
• Perform Laser skin and Hair removal.
• Assessed skin types and medical histories of patients.
• Educated patients on skincare and product use, promoting effective skincare routines and informed decision-making.

Volunteer Nurse at Golden Acres, Home for the Aged (2005-06 – 2005-06)

• Monitored health by taking vital signs to ensure accurate health assessments.
• Assisted with activities of daily living to promote patient independence and well-being.
• Provided basic care and emotional support to enhance patient comfort.
• Engaged patients in companionship activities, including conversation and reading, to support their mental well-being.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Southeast Asian College (2005-03)