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« The smallest action will always be more valuable than the greatest intention. »
Sophie is Franco-Portuguese and a nurse by profession, as was her mother. She speaks English, Portuguese, and French. At Alegria, she shares her time between managing the clinic and the treatment room. This is a good way of combining what she appreciates most in her job: medical expertise and technical care. So, whether you come to see her for a dressing/bandage, to remove stitches, or for an injection, Sophie will accompany you with great professionalism combined with a dose of humor, her infallible asset for warming hearts.
Ordem dos Enfermeiros: 105080
Her acts
Injections
Simple dressings
Complex dressing
Vital signs (blood pressure, blood sugar)
What it most often deals with
Dessing / Bandage
Wound care
Stitches / staples removal
Her training
2017: Training in ambulatory surgery, Clinique Jules Verne.
2010-2014: IFSI Red Cross nursing school, Reims
Spoken languages : English, French, Portuguese
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