Ian Ceasar Gerolaga Bonachita

My recent work experience was being an ICU nurse in a tertiary hospital. I worked in the clinical area for 4 years; I handled critically ill patients and collaborated closely with physicians and other allied healthcare personnel.

Back when I was still in college, I had a part-time online job, I was a VA. I opted to work online to financially assist my parents with my schooling. I was glad to help them in my own little way: purchase my textbooks, pay laboratory fees--from my own pocket. My work before as a VA involved writing product reviews in Amazon; my client before was affiliated with the site, and he gives me 2-3 products to review every week. Also, I had done forum posting and blog commenting, then, creating organic backlinks to his site. I felt happy and pleased because I get to practice my writing skills, lean new things and get paid. After 6 months working online, I had to end the contract with my client to focus on my studies and becase we have our hospital duties that time, it would be unfair to him too. Thankfully, he understood my situation and even told me to pursue with my studies.

Now, I just resigned from the hospital that I worked for 4 years to take the State Boards. For me to be productive as well, I am back to online work.

Beside being a healthcare professional, I know some stuff I consider as my edge. I love to write. I enjoy reading books--novels, self-help, etc. I have concrete knowledge on computers (hardware and software), mobile applications of both iOs and android devices, MS office, web applications and social media management. In fact, I am my friends' go-to guys with technical stuff and new gadgets.

I am highly trainable. I everything can be learned with proper training and employers will certainly ask this common question: What's your edge? I can communicate. I have been dealing with people, not just plain people, but people with emotions: at their highest or lowest times. I think that is my best card: to be able to communicate, listen and respond appropriately to their concerns.

I may not have all the advanced technical skills but I assure you that you can count on me and I will never fail you.