Ernestina Efua Prah

I am currently a care-assistant with an understanding and empathetic attitude towards work. I thrive in challenging, fast-paced settings when managing multiple tasks and working with various clients and team members. I am a self-motivated, organised and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude and capable of working individually using my own initiative. I have always had a willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.

With my exceptional communication skills coupled with my dietetic background and experience, I have been successful in collaborating with clinicians to optimise patients' plans.

I have strong relationship-building skills and emotional intelligence and a good history of achieving positive results in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.

• E-learning for healthcare (elf nhs)05/2024
• Pro.trainings.uk care certification
• Diploma in Caregiving, Alison Certification Team, 01/01/23
• Bachelor of clinical dietetics, 11/2022
• Health and social care level 3 diploma
• Identification and Diagnosis of Pediatric Malnutrition, Abbott Nutrition Health Institute, 01/01/22
• Tailoring Care in Diabetes: Improving Outcomes Through Personalized Nutrition Interventions and Person-Centred Care, Abbott Nutrition Health Institute, 01/01/22
• Microsoft Office Suite, Espera Computer School, Cape Coast, Ghana, 01/01/17

• Project committee board member, Grace Medical Foundation, Cape Coast, Ghana, 06/01/21, 11/01/22, Responsible for bringing onboard programs aimed at improving health at the community level.
• Vice President-Nutrition and Dietetics Student Association (NADSA-UCC), University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana, 06/01/21, 11/01/22

As the former vice president of the Nutrition and Dietetics Students Association in the University of Cape Coast (NADSA-UCC), I was able to liaise with the department to bring on board nutrition entrepreneurial programmes and trainings and organised educational tours to various food factories in the University community.