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I'm a nurse I worked in many places during my twenty years career. Mainly in France and its Overseas Departments, a little bit in Switzerland. I dreamed about working in English-speaking countries like New-Zealand, yet my English was too awful, and at that time,I was too lazy to learn it. Then I chose places where English language is not necessary to live. I worked for many surgical and medecine departments, also psychiatric ones, and I liked my job in hemodialysis a lot. It was rough, yet very technically and humanly interesting. I'm lucky to have such a various job and in which there is virtually no unemployment. Because I need to change of specialty often, to be adaptable and I dislike routine activities

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I'm a nurse

I've worked in many places during my twenty years career, mainly in France and its Overseas Departments, but also for a little bit in Switzerland.
I dreamed of about working in English-speaking countries like New Zealand, yet my English was too awful, and at that time, I was too lazy to learn it. So Then I chose places where knowing English language isn't is not ("is not" isn't incorrect, but "isn't" is usedmost of the time) necessary to live.
I worked for many surgical and medical medecine departments, as well as also psychiatric ones. and I liked my job in hemodialysis a lot. It was rough, yet very technically and humanly interesting.
I'm lucky to have such a varying various job and in which there is virtually no unemployment, because I need to change of specialty often, to be adaptable and I dislike routine activities.
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I'm a nurse

I worked in many places during my twenty year career. Mainly in France and its Overseas Departments, a little bit in Switzerland.
I dreamed about working in English speaking countries like New-Zealand, yet my English was too awful, and at that time,I was too lazy to learn it. Then I chose places where English language is not necessary to live.
I worked for many surgical and medecal departments, also psychiatric ones, and I liked my job in hemodialysis a lot. It was tough, yet very technically and humanly interesting.
I'm lucky to have such a varied job, in which there is virtually no unemployment. Because I need a change of specialty often, to be adaptable and I dislike routine activities

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