bm069au
Introduction
Currently working as AHA registered Hypnotherapist with own business. Also currently Registered Nurse (AHPRA) RN Bachelor of nursing from UTS Sydney, and Post graduate diploma Psychiatry nursing University of South Australia. Experience from Acute medical and Intensive care to Acute psychiatric, rehab, community and forensic. Diploma of Hypnotherapy. Many smaller courses in counselling. IT skills, MCP, Worked as Systems Administrator MS systems esp Exchange server. Project management, Team leader and department manager, Sales both phone and in person. I am an expert in Ericksonian techniques and can sell an eskimo to ice and make it believe it got a great deal. I manage almost every condition you can imagine in my hypnotherapy practice and have mastered the EU and US models of Hypnosis/psychotherapy as well as instant and rapid inductions (ie street hypnosis). Have a almost perfect didactic memory, high IQ, get bored easily with mundane jobs and thrive on challenges especially projects others find difficult or impossible to solve. Very good language skills, TESL, Learning Spanish and married to a Peruvian native (Military Lawyer). Owning my own business (In Australia) I manage every aspect except book keeping (out source) including web design and maintenance, advertising, google add words, facebook and twitter campaigns and more. Walk and approach sales, call conversion to sales, business development, and of course, my own IT of which I use tablets, smart phones and laptops all syncronised. (no IZE in Australia). I would be an amazing member of a team especially one that required a high degree of people contact and influence especially development of interest and closure. Have a high degree of lateral thinking making me ideal for project management, IT management (especially teams) although my own 'hands on' skills are very good. I have no programming skills other than scripting and HTML etc. Expecting a wage of approximately USD$5k upwards depending on responsibility and commissions if involved in sales. Will be living in Lima and expect to be fluent in Spanish within 6 months (Dec 2014). Would prefer a more challenging position with a high degree of responsibility and accountability. Other mundane skills include speed reading Touch typing speed of 100wmp 100% Ac. and skilled at Photoshop and many software applications useful in business, marketing and even sound. Ranked expert level in most MS office applications and a very fast learner.
I joined expat.com on 21 March 2014.
Expat experience
I am moving to Lima in June 2014. Marrying a native peruvian and will be looking for work.
My fiance is here. Lima is friendly and pleasant.
The humidity.
hypnotherapist, and Registered nurse.
Adelaide is smaller than most cities but very livable. Traffic is easy to navigate and you can drive from one end of the city to the other in 40 minutes. Traffic at peak hours adds 20 minutes to the journey. The City is packed with more cafes and restaurants than you could possibly visit, has very moderate weather and even housing is fairly affordable.
Adelaide can be clicky, and there exists an undercurrent of racism here. People who demonstrate an accent in their speech may find it hard to gain employment in any capacity. As an Australian this saddens me. Adelaide people usually grow up and stay here, so their circles of friends are usually intact from their school years. However there are many places to make new friends, many communities to fit into from all cultures and it can be a city of opportunity. It can also be a dangerous city. Never take Australia for granted as we rate fairly high on the personal crime statistics. Cab drivers for instance are assaulted regularly. I have never met a cab driver who is brave enough to work nights and has not been assaulted. The far northern suburbs are considered low socio economic and are a no go zone for taxi drivers. Adelaide City can be treacherous at night so avoid it after midnight if you can, or travel with friends. Try not to be out on the street intoxicated. Hindley street is a place you want to avoid late at night - early morning. Saying this, there are much safer places to be. All Australian cities have their HOT spots.
