Nohemy Delsol

Besides being a passionate PMU specialist, I am a nurse, trainer and consultant.

I find the combination of beauty and nursing very fun and challenging. I like a dynamic process. That's why I feel very much at home in the PMU industry. The PMU world is rapidly transforming. The rules surrounding the placement of PMU have become much stricter as of January 1 of this year, and I can imagine that the transition can be quite difficult for some PMU specialists. I want to contribute to this with my knowledge and skills.

Before starting my career in the PMU I have done a lot in social health care. I started as a youth nurse and ended up as coordinator of team training at the GGD. In this position I have had the pleasure of training more than 1000 people in the field of hygiene, among other things. In my career, I have also performed audits within healthcare organizations, translated national guidelines into a policy and implemented this within healthcare teams, and also reviewed and/or developed work instructions.

With my blogs I would like to help other (starting) PMU specialists in this transition. As a consultant, I can support (starting) PMU specialists in, for example, translating the new standard into their own policy, performing a pilot audit and/or helping to develop or adapt existing work instructions. I also want to support PMU trainers in designing or specifying the hygiene component within their PMU training. Where possible I want to contribute, because the most important part of the process of installing PMU should not be skipped or forgotten, namely hygiene and safety.