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I am Rundeen Joseph a dedicated and passionate Registered Nurse with NICU speciality and also a first year BSc Nursing student at the University of Southern Caribbean. I am currently the Nurse-in-charge of the Buxton Community Health Centre for the past 10 months.

I was born on May 15, 1992 and hailed from a little village called Ithaca that is located on the West Bank of the continent Berbice in Guyana South America.

Being the eldest of 6 siblings, I have learned to be a leader from a tender age. And also being an active Seventh-day Adventist youth, I was tasked with leadership responsibilities at the age of 14, so I have been a leader most of my life.

I have previously worked at the New Amsterdam Public Hospital with working experiences in NICU, pediatrics, septic/surgical and medical wards.

In 2017 I had received an award for the most outstanding pediatric nurse at my biennial RN graduation and in 2017 I had completed a 9 months certification course in neonatal intensive care.



Below are links to my blog and social media:


https://rundeenje.blogspot.com/2019/03/how-will-i-use-productivity-software-in.html

https://www.facebook.com/rundeen.joseph 

https://www.instagram.com/rundeen/ 


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