Dr Claire Gill

• Monitored students' progress against educational targets, implementing positive interventions.
• Offered academic and pastoral support to students requiring additional help.
• Formulated and submitted student progress reports to management.
• Prepared bids to target external funding for research projects.
• Oversaw research budgets for department.
• Developed and updated curriculum to reflect contemporary issues, topics and industry advancements.
• Scheduled regular meetings with students to discuss short-term and long-term goals.
• Collaborated with lecturers to enhanced teaching procedures.
• Followed safeguarding principles to maximise student health and wellbeing.
• Graded periodic exams, inputting marks and feedback onto computer system.
• Drafted and edited research proposals, papers and publications.
• Delivered lectures across 5 subjects.
• Conducted screening interviews with incoming students to gauge preparedness.
• Engaged, motivated and inspired students to develop thirst for knowledge.
• Encouraged students to develop skills in reflection, critical thinking and analysis.

Undertaking a large systematic review that resulted in publication and conference abstracts

Undertaking a retrospective analysis of over 26,000 patients

Chief investigator for a NIHR Portfolio adopted prospective study

Completing a PhD qualification

Undertaking modules in advanced quantitative research methods.

• Facilitated research into emergency and acute care and compiled information for peer-reviewed papers.
• Complied with quality healthcare standards to uphold hospital reputation.
• Established and led a new clinical research team in a brand new emergency care hospital.
• Line management responsibility.
• Attracted research grants of over £100,00 as a team
• Responsible for ensuring research compliance

• Recruited and undertook data collection on a portfolio of infectious diseases and brain infections studies
• Published in peer-reviewed journals
• Labelled blood samples in compliance with regulations and patient identity.
• Calibrated laboratory equipment for accurate analysis and results.
• Developed and evaluated testing procedures and techniques used in specimen analysis.
• Mixed chemical substances safely to recipe using exact dosages.
• Handled samples and specimens appropriately to guarantee validity of results.
• Reported results to medical practitioners and other health professionals.
• Communicated with patients, families and health care professionals with professionalism.
• Followed procedures for safe storing, using and disposing of chemical products.

• I led a multi-disciplinary team working clinically and running a clinical trial during the Ebola crisis in Sierra Leone.
• I led this team in a high-risk environment
• I was awarded a Prime Minister's Medal for Services to West Africa for this work.
• Built and maintained excellent rapport with patients and loved ones.
• Identified areas in need of clinical improvement and implemented process changes to accommodate.
• Educated patients, caregivers and families on diagnoses, treatment and disease prevention.
• Provided excellent care with focus on patient safety, comfort and dignity.

• Administered oxygen and medication to achieve optimum health outcomes.
• Assisted with routine medical tests and evaluations, documenting findings to aid care planning.
• Built caring, compassionate relationships with patients, providing emotional support and encouragement during complex surgeries.
• Monitored and recorded patient condition, carrying out and reporting regular observations.
• Generated detailed and comprehensive patient care plans in collaboration with clinical teams.
• Maintained accurate, up-to-date patient records, maximising data accuracy.
• Supported patients with critical conditions, planning and implementing targeted strategies for optimal recovery outcomes.
• Liaised with senior physicians to plan timely, successful patient discharges.
• Trained and mentored junior team members, strengthening high-functioning, efficient clinical teamwork.
• Worked closely with fellow nurses, doctors and clinicians for consistent communication and continued best care practices.
• Assisted patients with healing and recovery after surgery.
• Collected phlebotomy samples and prepared them for laboratory analysis.
• Educated patients on good health, providing leaflets and verbal guidance on improved wellbeing measures.
• Delivered life support with updated first aid and CPR training.
• Prioritised health problems to assist patients in complex, urgent or emergency situations.
• Supported physicians and consultants with tests and procedures.
• Administered medication in line with stringent drug regulations.
• Quickly responded to medical emergencies, working calmly and professionally under pressure.
• Established positive rapport with patients and families through active listening and compassionate care.
• Upheld patient trust and confidentiality by managing information with discretion, in accordance with data protection laws.
• Mentored student and junior nurses, building confidence and competence to ensure outstanding patient provisions.
• Followed NHS procedures and protocols to safely prepare drips and transfusions.
• Assessed and evaluated patient needs, supporting accurate diagnosis and care planning.

• Ensured thorough training and coaching for junior soldiers, monitoring and maintaining welfare, morale and vigilance.
• Handled operational and exercise planning and implementation, ensuring well-equipped troops.
• Strategically planned and implemented effective troop deployment in combat situations.
• Used regular combat simulations and field exercises to build confidence and readiness in soldiers.
• Remained calm and effective in pressured frontline combat environments, leading troops by example.
• Used outstanding communication skills in training and battle, providing consistent clarity and accuracy of orders.
• Demonstrated inspiring, motivational leadership in developing highly-prepared, professional units of soldiers.
• Maintained optimum operational readiness, combat skill and physical fitness of soldiers
• Collected real-time geolocation information to inform time-critical planning.
• Coordinated missions to rescue injured soldiers or officers.
• Devised robust tactics for successful military operations.
• Assessed activities and standards of operational units to measure regulatory compliance.
• Instructed staff to perform smooth military operations.
• Gave detailed battle commands based on latest intelligence to optimise troop activities.
• Maintained up-to-date knowledge of military drills and weaponry.
• Directed aid and patrolling missions for impactful peace-keeping.
• Oversaw administration involved in troop deployment to maintain accurate reporting.
• Applied military procedures and regulations for maximum compliance.
• Identified security threats, taking or recommending preventative action.
• Led platoons to successfully execute daily plans.
• Advised superiors to strengthen military operations.
• Improved and maintained welfare of officers and soldiers.
• Supervised combat operations, managing risk for successful outcome.