Cynthia Osisiogu

• Built positive rapport with patients from various backgrounds.
• Monitored patient conditions, continuously assessing vitals to ensure ongoing quality care.
• Performed a physical assessment by measuring blood pressure, pulse rate, and oxygen level.
• Completed shifts alongside university-based learning.
• Dealt with emergencies with calm and composure.
• Collaborated with staff members to facilitate quality care, increasing patient satisfaction.
• Monitored patient behaviour and responses to treatments and reported concerns to senior staff.
• Handled patients' hygiene needs in support of personal dignity and optimum wellness.
• Reviewed charts, doctor notes and test results and registered data on computer system.
• Worked with clinical team to carry out prescribed treatments addressing individual patient needs.
• Assisted with routine medical tests and evaluations, documenting findings to aid care planning.
• Participated in health education programmes and nurse education activities in clinical and community settings.
• Followed modern nursing standards for optimum treatments and patient protection.
• Worked with family and carers to understand and assess patients' health needs.
• Reported accidents, risks, and incidents in line with set procedures.
• Gained an understanding of health inequalities affecting disadvantaged and vulnerable people.
• Built clinical knowledge and leadership skills to effectively diagnose patients.
• Assisted the team with developing balanced care plans incorporating physical, mental, and social needs.
• Proactively applied safeguarding principles to maximise patient safety.
• Carried out patient assessments with minimal supervision.
• Planned and delivered evidence-based care tailored to patients' needs.
• Established immediate and long-term care goals, working with interdisciplinary teams to implement.
• Used oral, topical and IV medications to manage patient symptoms.
• Stayed up-to-date on the latest nursing developments to provide best patient care.
• Advised on dietary, nutrition, and illness prevention.
• Eased family anticipation by updating regularly on patient progress, developments, and treatment changes.
• Coordinated care across large wards based on patient priorities and requests.
• Monitored and maintained catheters, IVs, and bandages.
• Bathed, changed, and fed patients with ailments and disabilities.

· To enable the patient/client to maintain their hygiene and appearance, including personal cleanliness, personal grooming, and dressing, and also to enable them to maintain their mobility in their immediate environment.

· To assist the patient/client with toileting and continence where necessary, with the preparation and serving of meals as required, and with feeding the patient as directed.

· To contribute to the provision of advocacy for clients as well as the management of aggressive and abusive behaviour from patients.

· To promote patient/client communication and assist qualified staff in devising strategies where there are identified problems and difficulties with communication, but also to support clients when distressed and at times of loss.

· To assist in routine documentation relating to the recording of client/patient property, personal clothing, and items of value and arranging safe storage of these items.

· To assist with any other administrative and clerical support for the unit, including dealing with telephone inquiries as authorised by a healthcare professional, filing case notes and reports, and assisting in maintaining bed status reports.

· To contribute to health and safety of individuals within unit and to

promotion of equality for all individuals.

· To contribute to the protection of individuals from abuse and ensure that policies and procedures are implemented and services are maintained.

· supporting the work of qualified nurses.