Jessy George

• Ensured strict adherence to patient confidentiality and data‑protection standards.
• Administering prescribed medications safely and accurately; maintaining secure and up‑to‑date controlled drug (CD) records; routinely checking and replenishing emergency stock supplies and emergency trolleys; ordering medications as required; and effectively managing and maintaining adequate stock levels."
• Ensuring the safe moving and handling of residents in accordance with manual‑handling guidelines and best practice.
• Carried out male urinary catheterisation in accordance with clinical guidelines.
• Additionally carried out PEG feeds and undertook PEG tube extension replacements in line with clinical protocols
• Attending fortnightly GP review meetings to update care plans, review medications, and report any changes in patients’ conditions or behaviours

.- Attending care reviews with care manager & also annual reviews with GP in regards with patients careplan

• Framing person‑centred care plans in accordance with DoLS requirements and the Mental Capacity Act (MCA).- .
• Carrying out wound assessment, care, and dressing application in accordance with evidence‑based practice
• . Observing & documenting vital observations - Reporting any falls, bruises, or injuries promptly to the GP and Care Managers.
• Adhering to established infectioncontrol procedures.
• Administering subcutaneous injections
• Conducting verification of death in accordance with clinical guidelines; delivering compassionate and appropriate end‑of‑life care.
• Informing the GP about changes in residents conditions, ensuring blood, urine, or stool samples are sent without delay, and facilitating timely access to antibiotics when required.
• Coordinated patient care in consultation with multidisciplinary team of health professionals.
• Communicated with patients and families to inform current condition and treatment options.
• Monitored patient pain and discomfort to assess needs for therapies or painkilling drugs.
• Maintained continued personal development through regular training, maximizing nursing capabilities and competence.
• Facilitated discharge planning, preparing patients for return home and coordinating with community service

• Assisted patients in the basic hygiene requirements, including bathing, washing and dressing.
• Built strong, trusting relationships with patients by providing continuous support and delivering best possible care.
• Aided in bathing, dressing and general mobility.
• Helped patients with personal care tasks, including meal assistance, toileting and mobility support.
• Prepared and served nutritious meals, catering to diverse dietary requirements.
• Maintained clean and hygienic living environments, ensuring comfort and safety.
• Positioned and transported patients in wheelchair and carring safe moving & handling
• Attended staff training to keep up to date on care home regulations, best practices and safety standards.
• Documented care provided, ensuring accurate and up-to-date records were kept.
• Changed bed linen and washed patient clothes regularly, maintaining proper hygiene standards.
• Provided personalised care and support to residents, enhancing their quality of life.
• Managed challenging behaviour sensitively, adopting a person-centred approach.
• Monitored patient health, behavioural and physical changes, promptly reporting concerns to ward nurse on duty
• Reporting skin changes to the nurse
• Cleaned rooms and sanitised kitchen workspaces.
• Engaged in respectful communication, respecting the dignity of those in care.
• Supported residents with mobility issues, using equipment safely to prevent injuries.

· Assisted patients with ADL

· Measured and recorded vital signs, including blood pressure, pulse, and temperature, to support ongoing clinical assessment.

· Maintained a clean, safe, and comfortable environment in line with infection‑control standards.

· Reported changes in symptoms, conditions, and patient progress to the head nurse and attending physicians.

· Monitored nutritional intake, documented food consumption, and collaborated with dietitians to support individual dietary needs.

· Performed comprehensive risk and prevention assessments to maintain patient health and safety.

· Responded to emergencies by delivering life‑saving interventions such as CPR.

· Accurately compiled and updated medical records while maintaining strict confidentiality.

· Prepared patients for clinical procedures, offering reassurance and guidance to reduce anxiety.

· Coordinated patient care in collaboration with a multidisciplinary healthcare team.

· Communicated clearly with patients and families regarding conditions, care plans, and treatment options.

· Assessed and monitored pain levels, initiating appropriate interventions or analgesia as required.

· Conducted holistic patient assessments and developed personalised care plans based on identified needs.

· Participated in ongoing training to remain current with best practices, clinical standards, and regulatory requirements.

· Performed phlebotomy with precision, ensuring minimal discomfort and accurate sample collection.

· Assisted physicians with procedures including thoracentesis, paracentesis, lumbar puncture, chemo‑port insertion, bone marrow aspiration, and endotracheal tube management.

· Administering prescribed medications safely and accurately; maintaining secure and up‑to‑date controlled drug (CD) records; routinely checking and replenishing emergency stock supplies and emergency trolleys; ordering medications as required; and effectively managing and maintaining adequate stock levels

· Delivered comprehensive care to surgical and medical patients from pre‑operative preparation through post‑operative recovery.

· Arranged and coordinated the provision of blood and blood products.

· Supported the spiritual and emotional needs of patients approaching end of life.

· Managed IV fluid therapy, blood transfusions, drug calculations, medication administration, and arterial blood gas monitoring.

· Delivered care to residents with Bipap ,NIV and patients on ventilator

· Reported critical values and neurological changes, including drops in GCS, to consultants or ICU intensivists for urgent review.

· Implemented pressure‑injury prevention measures, including regular repositioning and the use of air mattresses selected according to the patient’s body weight and Braden Scale assessment.

· Managed pressure‑ulcer care and wound management, including the use of VAC (Negative Pressure Wound Therapy).

· Delivered patient care based on transmission‑based precautions and infection‑control protocols.

· Utilised electronic systems to maintain accurate and up‑to‑date patient records.

· Assisted in CVC (Central Venous Catheter) line insertion, ensuring aseptic technique and safe procedural support.

· Gained enriching experience working in a head‑injury unit, providing complex care to neurologically compromised patients and developing strong competence in managing tracheostomies.

· Performed comprehensive tracheostomy care, including routine assessment, suctioning, tube maintenance, airway patency checks, and continuous patient safety monitoring.

· Competent in Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) monitoring, with timely recognition and reporting of neurological deterioration.

· Skilled in admission and discharge procedures, and in delivering complete pre‑operative and post‑operative care, trauma management, and emergency interventions.

· Proficient in IV fluid administration, blood transfusion management, accurate drug calculations, medication administration, and arterial blood gas (ABG) monitoring.

· Assisted physicians with a wide range of procedures, including thoracentesis, paracentesis, lumbar puncture, chemoport insertion, bone marrow aspiration, CVP monitoring, and intubation.

· Competent in maintaining ward inventory, ensuring adequate stock levels and smooth operational flow.

· Delivered individualized care to surgical and medical patients across all stages—from pre‑operative preparation to post‑operative recovery.

· Efficient in preparing patients for surgery and ensuring readiness according to consultant instructions.

· Conducted routine shift‑wise assessments, provided effective pain management, and performed timely reassessments following interventions.

· Coordinated the arrangement and availability of blood and blood products when required.

· Provided compassionate support for the spiritual and emotional needs of patients nearing end of life.

· Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to ensure coordinated, high‑quality patient care.

· Strictly adhered to hospital infection‑control policies and safety protocols.

· Reported critical clinical changes—such as abnormal values or reduced GCS scores—to consultants or ICU intensivists promptly.

· Delivered care to COVID‑19 patients in accordance with established guidelines and transmission‑based precautions.

· Provided patient care aligned with infection‑control principles, based on mode of transmission.

· Participated in infection‑control audits, including tracking CAUTI, CLABSI, and VAPindicators.

· Competent in using electronic systems for accurate digital patient record management.

Provided care for up to six patients per shift in
the ward, supporting them with activities of
daily living and maintaining their personal
hygiene.
- Assisted patients with routine hygiene needs,
including showering, sponge baths, and oral
care.
- Performed wound care and dressing changes
while adhering to infectioncontrol protocols.
- Implemented preventive measures to reduce
the risk of pressure ulcers.
- Collected blood samples and carried out
clinical procedures such as IV cannulation, male
and female Foley catheter insertion, wound drain
management, tracheostomy care, and colostomy
care.
- Managed admission and discharge processes,
and delivered preoperative and postoperative
care, including trauma and emergency care
support.
- Administered intravenous fluid therapy and
blood transfusions, and performed accurate drug
calculations and medication administration.
- Followed hospital infectioncontrol policies,
applied evidencebased practices, and provided
patient care with appropriate precautions based
on transmissionbased guidelines.
-Completed computerized documentation
accurately and efficiently.

• As a junior nurse, I was trained and assigned
  responsibility for four patients per shift.
  - Supported patients with daily hygiene needs,
  including showering, sponge baths, oral care,
  and bed making.
  - Monitored vital signs and reported any
  abnormalities promptly.
  - Provided both physical and emotional support
  to promote overall wellbeing.
  - Implemented preventive strategies to reduce
  the risk of pressure sores.
  - Managed admission and discharge processes,
  and delivered preoperative and postoperative
  care
  - Administered intravenous fluid therapy and
  blood transfusions,
  - Followed hospital infectioncontrol policies,
  applied evidencebased practices, and provided
  patient care with appropriate precautions based
  on transmissionbased guidelines.
  - computerized documentation accurately and
  efficiently.
  - Collected blood samples and carried out
  clinical procedures such as IV cannulation, male
  and female Foley catheter insertion.
  
• Maintained a safe, clean, and comfortable environment for patients, adhering to infection-control policies.
• Measured blood pressure, pulse and temperature to assess and record vital signs.
• Administered oral, topical and intravenous medications based on patient symptomatology and treatment plans.