Anjali George

• Conducted advanced stroke and TIA assessments, developing differential diagnoses and management plans.
• Independently prescribed medications following completion of non-medical prescribing qualification.
• Led quality improvement projects in lipid management, achieving 90% compliance with MICE guidelines after teaching sessions.
• Increased sleep apnoea screening rates from 0% to 78% through enhanced detection pathways.
• Delivered stroke care teaching sessions for multidisciplinary professionals, receiving 90% positive feedback.
• Executed audits on blood pressure control, diabetes management, and medication reconciliation, implementing patient care enhancements.
• Mentored junior staff in neurological assessments and secondary prevention strategies.
• Engaged in literature reviews to foster evidence-based practice and service enhancements.
• Pursued training as Principal Investigator to increase involvement in research activities.

• Facilitated deployment of wearable ECG devices in Stepping Hill HASU, increasing AF detection rates by 30% over 6 months.
• Co-developed stroke/TIA management toolkit for primary care, distributed to over 50 GP practices across Greater Manchester.
• Supported strategic planning to expand stroke services across MFT, resulting in 20% increase in timely stroke assessments at Wythenshawe.
• Coordinated GM-wide rollout of neurogenic bladder and bowel pathway, partnering with Coloplast to embed specialist nurse at Salford Royal, benefiting 5 NHS Trusts.
• Organised introductory training for 100+ new stroke service staff, improving onboarding consistency across region.
• Created educational materials (posters, eLearning modules) now used in 8 NHS Trusts, supporting staff development and patient education.
• Delivered and moderated webinars on advanced stroke topics (LAAO, thrombectomy, vascular care), engaging 100+ healthcare professionals and contributing to regional CPD efforts.

• Acted as first responder for suspected strokes in ED and wards, holding stroke bleep.
• Performed NIHSS scoring and coordinated imaging for comprehensive stroke assessments.
• Collaborated with consultants for swift decision-making processes.
• Oversaw patient flow, managing bed allocation from HASU to rehab centres.
• Achieved compliance with 48-hour transfer targets, enhancing operational efficiency.

• Oversaw daily ward operations, ensuring safe and efficient patient care delivery.
• Led clinical assessments, care planning, and discharge coordination for stroke rehab patients.
• Supervised nursing staff, delegated tasks, and supported team development.
• Managed patient flow, bed allocation, and liaison with acute stroke units and rehab services.
• Ensured timely transfers, documentation, and multidisciplinary communication.
• Promoted best practices in stroke recovery, continence care, and mobility support.

• Delivered high-quality care to acute and post-acute stroke patients.
• Performed neurological assessments and supported early rehabilitation.
• Monitored patient progress and responded to clinical changes.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to plan and coordinate care.
• Supported discharge planning and patient education.

• Supervised cohort of 50 first-year nursing students during clinical placements in acute care settings.
• Provided hands-on teaching to enhance students' clinical skills and professional behaviour.
• Assessed student performance through observation, identifying learning needs and promoting reflective practice.
• Collaborated with academic staff to ensure alignment of clinical teaching with curriculum objectives.
• Coordinated clinical schedules, fostering safe and supportive learning environment.
• Delivered small group tutorials to reinforce practical knowledge and skills development.
• Contributed to simulation sessions, enhancing application of theoretical concepts in clinical practice.

Acute Medical Ward Nurse – Key Clinical Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive patient assessments including vital signs monitoring, neurological observations, and early identification of clinical deterioration.
• Administer medications safely and accurately, including IV therapies, ensuring adherence to prescribed plans and protocols.
• Manage wound care, catheterisation, and other essential nursing procedures with attention to infection control standards.
• Coordinate patient care with multidisciplinary teams, facilitating timely investigations, treatments, and discharge planning.
• Support patients with activities of daily living, promoting mobility and independence where possible.
• Monitor fluid balance and nutritional needs, escalating concerns promptly to medical staff.
• Assist in emergency situations by providing basic life support and collaborating in resuscitation efforts.
• Document clinical observations and interventions accurately in patient records to support continuity of care.