Daisy Horton Lopez

Throughout my Paramedic Science degree we completed over 500 hours each year of placement, where we were stationed at ambulance stations and worked alongside qualified paramedics. This adds up to over 1500 hours of prehospital emergency experience, which will aid me greatly in my future jobs.

• Administered immediate medical care to critically injured patients, ensuring their stability for transportation.
• Carried out basic and advanced life support techniques; enhancing chances of patient survival.
• Maintained accurate patient records, contributing towards the provision of seamless healthcare services.
• Liaised effectively with other healthcare professionals ensuring comprehensive patient coverage during complex cases.
• Enhanced patient survival rates by implementing effective pre-hospital emergency care procedures.
• Maintained cleanliness and sanitation within the ambulance; limiting risk of infection transmission.

• Cared for children and completed associated household tasks with professionalism and efficiency.
• Followed parent's instructions to maintain routines and schedules.
• Arrived at agreed locations on-time and ready to work for reliable service.
• Communicated with parents regularly, providing comforting updates on child's happiness, safety and wellbeing.
• Adapted to last-minute requests and changes from parents by maintaining flexible schedule.
• Helped children with personal hygiene needs and taught young children to independently complete care tasks.
• Prepared healthy snacks and meals according to individual needs, promoting positive nutrition and wellbeing.

• Supported team to overcome new challenges by forecasting knowledge and skills gaps.
• Monitored individual's physical and emotional wellbeing, promptly reporting changes and providing suggestions for care plan adjustments.
• Prioritised person-centred care to maximise independence for clients with dementia and limited mobility.
• Ensured patients took all medications as prescribed by their doctor, recording details of itimings and side effects.
• Answered questions from clients, family members, and other carers.
• Administered client medication with care and precision, prioritising health and comfort.
• Kept detailed records of care activities, condition changes and treatment responses.

• Helped individuals with day-to-day activities while consistently encouraging independence and self-belief.
• Cared for over 50 clients, working 12 hours shifts.
• Used manual handling techniques and lifting aids to position clients in safe, comfortable postures.
• Maintained client dignity and respect throughout personal care support, including dressing, showering and toileting.
• Created positive relationships with clients through practical support and companionship, improving overall quality of life.
• Adapted to service users' needs and requests to maintain personalised care.
• Helped individuals manage daily activities of living due to age, illness or injury, or chronic condition.
• Involved clients in decision-making to promote independence.

• Served high volumes of guests in fast-paced service environments with exceptional customer care.
• Performed bar closing duties, thoroughly cleaning, sanitising and replenishing stock.
• Completed end-of-day cleanup to reset bar for next day.
• Collected cash payments, processing and providing correct change and receipts using Point Of Sale (POS) systems.
• Served guests spirits, lagers and stouts at bar.