I was with Dalman Mendoza, an educator and Marian band trainer of St. Mary's Academy in Palo.
As for me, I was asked about my professional life which is multi-faceted.
I just made it short because of time limitation and the program was interrupted for the live update on the funeral of the late Leyte Governor, Benjamin "Kokoy" Romualdez.
Nevertheless, I would just have the more comprehensive history of my professional life here.
I am a registered nurse since 2005 and I already worked in medical centers here in Leyte, Cebu, and Manila.
I was also a Clinical Instructor for my alma mater, Saint Scholastica's College of Tacloban.
The matter of fact that opportunity for nurses in the Philippines is limited. While waiting and in between my nursing profession, I was also employed in several call centers in Cebu, Manila and here in Leyte.
I also discussed being a nurse entrepreneur which currently my profession.
My family has several business namely:
My parents had the Robin Rose Enterprises which is a catering equipment rentals and services until 2010 when they migrated to US. Before that, we had the Rosbin Enterprises which is a LPG retailer business.
My uncle have the JanGen Enterprises which is a retail and wholesale distributor business as well as the JanGen Refrigation and Repair.
Another uncle has the Federal Surplus which is a auto-parts surplus business in downtown Tacloban and another uncle has the same business in Palo.
I am starting on my own, the 247 Company which is a gown rentals business. The gowns are from the US that caters to the sophistication fashion need of local customers.
I am already designing gowns out of old curtains and linens when I was in high school I am hoping to make a label in the fashion industry someday.
Thank you to Dr. Roy Espina and Mano Babay for the rare opportunity to share my views as a professional and as a nurse entrepreneur.
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