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Description

As a nurse for over 20 years, I have built my career around two deep commitments: care and knowledge transfer.

Specializing in pain management and supporting cancer patients, I work as a pain resource nurse in oncology. Training healthcare teams, coordinating practices, supporting caregivers, designing adapted protocols, creating educational tools – these are all missions that shape my expertise, which is both clinical, human, and organizational.

Today, I am putting this experience to work for meaningful projects: supporting healthcare professionals in their skill development, contributing to innovative initiatives in the healthcare field, or providing expert, ground-level insight where it is lacking.

My values are rigor, knowledge transfer, commitment, innovation, and integrity.

If you are working on a project related to health, patient or caregiver support, training, or improving care practices – and you are looking for expert insight, grounded in real-world experience, with the ability to translate that expertise into concrete actions and quality content – then we probably have something to build together.

Languages

French
Native or bilingual

Workplace preferences

Can work on-site

Nîmes (up to 50km)

Institut Sainte Catherine
Pain Resource Nurse
January 2012 - Today (14 years and 5 months)
Avignon, France
• ▪ Training of current and new staff (PCA, MEOPA, pain)
• ▪ Transversal role (oncology department, palliative care support teams, consultations, radiotherapy), pain assessment, monitoring, therapeutic education, implementation of PCA
• ▪ Development of pain protocols
• ▪ Active participation in the CLUD (Pain Management Committee) and pain consultations
• ▪ Secretary of the PAD association (Provence Avignon Douleur)
HOMEPERF/INOVITALE
Nursing Coordinator, Sector Manager
January 2007 - January 2012 (5 years)
Avignon, France
• ▪ Opening of agencies in 2007 and 2011, stock management, administrative management
• ▪ Commercial approach to prescribers and community nurses
• ▪ Patient care, coordination of different stakeholders, training of community nurses on the implemented equipment, patient follow-up. Facilitation of workshops for hospital staff and community nurses.
Clinique Val d'Aurelle
Nurse
January 2003 - January 2007 (4 years)
Montpellier, France
• ▪ Various care for cancer patients undergoing specific treatment and palliative care.