Aleyamma Chacko

• Managed bed availability across a large service, ensuring safe, timely admissions and smooth discharges
• Completed pre-admission assessments and made decisions on suitability, placement, and level of care required
• Allocated residents appropriately, supporting continuity of care and effective use of beds
• Worked closely with NHS discharge teams, Bucks Council, CHC, D2A pathways, and Hub teams to coordinate placements
• Attended MDT and discharge planning meetings to support safe and well-planned transitions from hospital
• Built strong working relationships with external professionals, helping maintain a steady flow of referrals
• Contributed to consistent occupancy through proactive planning and responsive admission processes
• Completed CHC checklists and DSTs, liaising with CHC teams to support funding decisions
• Managed complex admissions and supported families with clear communication and reassurance
• Supported the Home Manager with day-to-day service coordination, showing leadership, organisation, and accountability
• Took part in audits, investigations, and quality improvement work in line with CQC standards
• Played a key role in improving the service from “Requires Improvement” to “Good” CQC rating, with continued focus and work towards “Outstanding”

• Deliver safe, person-centred care to residents with complex nursing and dementia needs
• Complete admissions, assessments, and develop/review individualised care plans
• Manage and administer medications safely in line with clinical guidelines
• Provide clinical care including chronic wound management, PEG feeding, and stoma care
• Monitor and manage oxygen therapy, seizure activity, and syringe drivers (end-of-life care)
• Respond promptly to falls, clinical deterioration, and emergencies
• Support residents with all stages of dementia, including behaviours that challenge
• Use calm, patient approaches to reduce distress and promote dignity
• Communicate effectively with families, including handling sensitive and challenging situations
• Lead shifts, delegate duties, and supervise care staff
• Work under pressure, prioritising tasks and managing workload safely
• Support team members and maintain positive, well-organised working environment
• Mentored junior nursing staff; contributed to professional development within department.
• Ensured adherence to NMC code at all times; upheld highest standard of ethical practices during service delivery.
• Delivered compassionate end-of-life care, eased distressing experience for families and patients alike.
• Provided emotional support to patients and families during challenging times.
• Conducted initial patient assessments upon admission; identified health needs and concerns swiftly.
• Monitored vital signs, ensured stability.
• Maintained strict infection control standards throughout ward duties, minimised cross-contamination risks.
• Coordinated discharge planning with social workers, smoothed transition home.
• Collaborated effectively with other healthcare professionals in complex case management meetings; optimised holistic approach towards patient wellness.
• Liaised with multidisciplinary team to improve patient outcomes.
• Administered medication for symptom management.
• Recorded patient data for accurate medical records.
• Responded to emergency situations quickly within appropriate procedures.
• Quickly responded to medical emergencies, working calmly and professionally under pressure.
• Tested glucose and administered injections.
• Applied wound management protocols and procedures to facilitate patient recovery goals.

Provided care to critically ill patients in a high-pressure ICU setting, including during wartime
Managed a wide range of medical and trauma emergencies with confidence and calm approach
Developed strong clinical judgement, able to assess, prioritise, and act quickly in complex situations
Supported emergency response during mass casualty and high-risk situations
Worked closely with multidisciplinary teams to deliver safe and effective care
Monitored patients closely and recognised early signs of deterioration
Maintained accurate documentation and clear communication during critical situations
Supported wound care management, including complex and trauma-related wounds
Followed strict infection control and safety protocols in challenging environments
Provided emotional support to patients and families during difficult times
Adapted quickly to changing situations, showing resilience and professionalism

Managed patients with a wide range of cardiac conditions, including post-operative cardiac surgery cases
Took charge of the unit during shifts, ensuring safe and effective care delivery
Handled critical emergencies and responded quickly to deteriorating patients
Supported care for patients from cath lab, including immediate post-procedure monitoring
Led and coordinated the nursing team, delegating duties and supervising care
Prioritised workload and managed staffing during busy and high-pressure shifts
Worked closely with cardiologists, surgeons, and MDT for ongoing patient management
Maintained high standards of infection control and patient safety
Supported junior staff with guidance, teaching, and hands-on support
Ensured accurate documentation and clear handovers between shifts
Communicated with families, offering updates and reassurance during critical situations
Took responsibility for smooth running of the unit in the absence of senior management