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Angelene Aquino Angeles 220 Sicsican Matanda, Talavera, Nueva Ecija Sanjhie011@Gmail.Com 0906 446 9665/0995 452 4192

Angelene Aquino Angeles 220 Sicsican Matanda, Talavera, Nueva Ecija [email protected] 0906 446 9665/0995 452 4192 Basic Information: Age: 31 Date of Birth: October 28, 1986 Height: 5” Weight: 52 kls. Civil Status: Single Citizenship: Filipino Objective: To obtain a challenging position that will enhance my skills and potentials and broaden my knowledge to be professionally and globally competitive. Educational Background: Tertiary Education Undergraduate in Bachelor of Science in Nursing Nueva Ecija Colleges – Cabanatuan City (June 2003 – April 2007) Secondary Education Talavera National High School Talavera, Nueva Ecija (June 1999 – March 2003) Primary Education Sicsican Matanda Elementary School Sicsican Matanda, Talavera, Nueva Ecija Skills: Computer Literate (MS Word, Internet Explorer) Social Media Management, Customer Technical Support Affiliation: Nueva Ecija Doctor’s Hospital Inc. Ward, Operating Room, Dialysis Unit Student Nurse, May 2005 – March 2007 Dr. Paulino Jose Garcia Memorial Research and Medical Center Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Student Nurse, November 2006 – December 2006 Gapan District Hospital Ward, Operating Room, Delivery Room Student Nurse, October 2006 Philippine Mental Hospital Nurse Affiliate Quezon City, March 2006 San Lazaro hospital Nurse Affiliate Sta. Cruz, Manila, February 2006 Work Experience: Sutherland Global Services Consultant – Amazon.com September 2013 – August 2014 Berthaphil 2, Berthaphil Compound Jose Abad Santos Ave. CSEZ, Clark Pampanga Tel. No. 632 459 2900 Sutherland Global Services Consultant – Genesis Financial Solutions Berthaphil 2, Berthaphil Compound Jose Abad Santos Ave. CSEZ, Clark Pampanga Tel. No. 632 459 2900 Convergys Technical Support – DirecTV SM City Clark BPO Bldg. 3, Manuel A. Roxas, Brgy. Malabanias, Angeles City, Pampanga 2009, Philippines References: Dra. Aurora R. Carbonnel, MAN, PhD Dean,College of Nursing Nueva Ecija Colleges – Cabanatuan City Contact #: (044) 4632191 Diana Marie G. Villanueva Nurse, San Antonio Nueva Ecija Contact #: 0926 819 0505 Ms. Angelita T. Bagsik Team Leader – Convergys Contact #: 0998 998 0538 I hereby certify that the above information given are true and correct. Angelene A. Angeles Applicant.

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