Jessica King

Using clinical experience to assess how health conditions impact activities of daily living via telephone assessment. Using this information I am responsible for producing structured, evidence based reports.

• Contributing to Department for Work and Pensions' health and care decisions
• Perform telephone assessments to determine impact of health conditions on daily activities
• Monitored and reported on individual's activity capabilities
• Interpreted clinical information and assessed supporting evidence
• Produced thorough 3,000-4,000-word evidence summaries for multiple claimants each day
• Provided detailed evidence to support DWP decision-making processes
• Enhanced understanding of less familiar health conditions
• Conducted in-depth disability assessments for effective case determinations
• Enhanced patient trust through clear communication about procedures and outcomes
• Enhanced service quality through current knowledge of disability legislation and guidelines
• Compiled detailed reports following each assessment to guide decision-making processes
• Demonstrated professionalism in challenging conversations with distressed individuals
• Shared professional insights and experiences in team meetings
• Facilitated clear patient communication to better understand conditions
• Ensured full compliance with statutory requirements
• Implemented good clinical practices to ensure high-quality service
• Applied medical knowledge to make fair, objective assessments
• Ensured patient records remained confidential by adhering to data protection guidelines
• Efficiently managed paperwork supporting disability assessments
• Promoted trust and respect by upholding ethical standards in assessments

• Carry out day-to-day duties accurately and efficiently.
• Quickly learned and applied new skills to daily tasks, improving efficiency and productivity.
• Successfully delivered on tasks within tight deadlines.

• Contributing to Department for Work and Pensions' health and care decisions
• Perform telephone assessments to determine impact of health conditions on daily activities
• Monitored and reported on individual's activity capabilities
• Interpreted clinical information and assessed supporting evidence
• Produced thorough 3,000-4,000-word evidence summaries for multiple claimants each day
• Provided detailed evidence to support DWP decision-making processes
• Enhanced understanding of less familiar health conditions
• Conducted in-depth disability assessments for effective case determinations
• Enhanced patient trust through clear communication about procedures and outcomes
• Enhanced service quality through current knowledge of disability legislation and guidelines
• Compiled detailed reports following each assessment to guide decision-making processes
• Demonstrated professionalism in challenging conversations with distressed individuals
• Shared professional insights and experiences in team meetings
• Facilitated clear patient communication to better understand conditions
• Ensured full compliance with statutory requirements
• Implemented good clinical practices to ensure high-quality service
• Applied medical knowledge to make fair, objective assessments
• Ensured patient records remained confidential by adhering to data protection guidelines
• Efficiently managed paperwork supporting disability assessments
• Promoted trust and respect by upholding ethical standards in assessments

• Maintains continued personal development through regular training and post qualifying preceptorship training
• Supports Charge Nurse in delivering effective, efficient care for full wards in line with quality-of-care standards
• Prepares patients for clinical procedures, providing reassurance and practical advice to ease concerns
• Performs in-depth prevention assessments, maintaining patient health and safety
• Collates medical data for patient records, maintaining strict confidentiality
• Works with a consistently positive, friendly bedside manner to enhance patient experiences at difficult times
• Works with meticulous accuracy in administering patient medication, ensuring correct, appropriate doses
• Demonstrates compassionate communication skills, empathetically delivering difficult news to patients and families
• Monitors patients' health by performing regular observations
• Monitors patient conditions closely, escalating and recording signs of deterioration as required
• Evaluates patient symptoms and condition to plan effective recovery programs for timely discharge
• Conducts cleaning and sanitisation tasks, keeping clean and safe environments for patients, staff and visitors
• Builds appropriate relationships with patients by providing continuous support whilst delivering the best possible care
• Keeps patient records, medical information and personal records in line with NMC and trust policy
• Communicates with patients about healthcare needs and difficulties, offering advice and promoting health
• Communicates and works well within a multidisciplinary team setting
• Provides patients with updates on medical or physical condition developments when requested by doctors
• Communicates with employees on individual cases to resolve patient issues and provide effective solutions
• Monitors patient health, behavioural and physical changes to improve and update care plans
• Educates and advised patients on how to prevent and improve various physiological and psychological conditions.