Dominika Naylor

• Provide expert care for adults with type 1, type 2 and gestational diabetes across acute and inpatient settings. independently assessing and managing complex and unstable cases, including acute presentation of medication regimens and details review of blood glucose data to guide safe and effective treatment.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary team to ensure timely reviews of inpatient diabetes cases, preventing deterioration and maintaining evidence-based management throughout hospital admissions.
• Led and organised inpatient diabetes training for nursing teams and students, emphasising patient independence and equipping individuals with skills and confidence for effective condition management.
• Delivered structured education for type 1 and type 2 diabetes patients, enhancing their understanding and self-management of their conditions.

In addition to my diabetes role, I work flexibly for NHS Professionals as a band 5 registered nurse across medical and surgical wards, enhancing my clinical exposure and adaptability. This has equipped me with strong experience in caring for patients throughout their post‑operative recovery, including wound assessment, complex dressing changes, pain management, early mobilisation, and monitoring for post‑surgical complications. I consistently deliver safe, patient-centred care, undertaking comprehensive assessments, administering medications, and responding promptly to early signs of deterioration. My background in fast-paced acute settings has strengthened my ability to prioritise and manage multiple patients, support rapid investigations, and coordinate care with multidisciplinary teams. Mentored junior staff, contributed to continuous improvement initiatives, and coordinated discharge planning to facilitate smooth transitions home.

Maintained adherence to the NMC code at all times and upheld the highest standard of ethical practices during service delivery.

Delivered compassionate end-of-life care, eased distressing experience for families and patients alike.

Facilitated communication between patients' families and doctors; fostered trust and transparency in care process.

• Delivered safe, timely, patient-centred care to adults with urgent and complex medical conditions in acute medical admissions. Undertook comprehensive initial assessments, monitored vital signs, administered medications, and responded promptly to early signs of deterioration. Prioritised and managed care for multiple patients simultaneously, supported rapid investigations, and coordinated multidisciplinary team care.
• Facilitated communication between patients' families and doctors; fostered trust and transparency in care process.
• Administered medication to alleviate patient symptoms during treatment.
• Performed wound dressing changes to aid in patient recovery.