Maryam Asaf

My scientific curiosity in nursing drives me to continuously acquire new knowledge and skills. The emergency department is my primary area of interest. Currently, I am at the resuscitation level and advancing towards the triage level within the emergency department. Equipped with both basic and advanced skills and knowledge, I actively participate in courses that facilitate my professional development. Teaching is my passion, and I take pleasure in imparting both skills and knowledge to new nurses and students in the realm of emergency care. Having completed my Master's degree, I am eager to pursue a PhD in nursing. Additionally, I have obtained certification in TAE40122. Within the organization, I am committed to fostering a growth-oriented and dynamic environment, setting benchmarks for performance and achievements among my peers. Collaboration is integral to my approach, and I play a crucial role in team dynamics. I thrive under pressure, remaining dedicated and compassionate as a Registered Nurse (RN) with a progressive history of direct patient care, triage, and care coordination in fast-paced environments. My ability to maintain composure and effectively manage difficult patients and high-stress situations is well-documented. I consistently prioritize building strong relationships with patients and their families through empathetic communication, a respectful demeanor Diligent nursing professional with demonstrated success in emergency patient care. Agile and responsive to dynamic patient needs and environmental conditions. Team-oriented and reliable with expert healthcare knowledge, clear verbal and written communication skills and sound clinical judgment.

• Janice Gullick, Associated Professor at University of Sydney, janice.gullick@sydney.edu.au
• Ana Lolohea, CNE , CNS at emergency department Bankstown Lidcome Hospital, ana.lolohea@ health.nsw.gov.au
• Lena Harrouk, CNS and team leader at at emergency department Bankstown Lidcome Hospital, Lena.Harrouk@ health.nsw.gov.au