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Nuria García
Sterilization Assistant
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The clinic and the patients
How did you end up working at Ortiz-Vigón Clinic?
I have been working here for two years. I came here on a recommendation of the College of Dentists, where I worked before ending up here. My whole professional experience was developed in the fields of nutrition and dietetics.
Which three qualities must have someone whose job is the same as yours?
A bullet proof responsibility, perseverance and great capacity for organization.
How is a workday for you at the clinic?
I do many different things during a very regular routine day by day. My job requieres intense activity as well as watching out my workmates’ work so doctors, hygienists and assistants have the material they need to treat patients and their workspace in perfect conditions.
Which is the major satisfaction of working at Ortiz-Vigón Clinic?
To be part of a team which aims to give an extraordinary service to patients.
How differs this clinic from the rest?
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Closely
If you did not have this job, what do you think you would be doing?
I think I would be working attending people, in a team, interacting with people.
A quality you appreciate in people?
Keeping calm in tense situations. I mean, I really admire the calm our doctors and assistants keep during a surgery because I think it is a very tense situation. Solving those kind of difficult moments with good grace has much merit.
A quality that defines you?
I think I am very positive.
A hobby?
I am a person with very simple hobbies. I love strolling with my little dog and riding my bike. I am very passionate with movies and cinema and of course, I really enjoy being with my friends to drink something, to talk about our everyday and to laugh.[/vc_column_text][vc_separator][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/4″][vc_single_image image=”6214″ alignment=”center” css_animation=”bottom-to-top”][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text css_animation=”bottom-to-top”]
Philias, not phobias
A book: “Crime and punishment” by Fiodor Dostoievski
A film or a series: The Reader
A song: “Love is a losing game” by Amy Winehouse
A place to lose yourself: the beach
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- Idoia Ayllón, periodontal maintenance
- María Cano, anaesthetic and resuscitation
- Mariana González-Axpe, prosthodontics and rehabilitation
- Cristina Carnicero, administration coordinator
- Carmen Carnicero, prosthesis and implants
- Mª Carmen Blanco, periodontal maintenance
- María Castillo, assistant
- Esperanza Gross, oral medicine and bruxism
- Judit Díaz, prosthetist
- Gaizka Loroño, endodontics
- June Gonzalez, administration and endodontics
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