Karin Milton

• 2 Year course across 2 Forensic Mental Health base sites and 3 placements in Community Adult Mental Health Services, County Council Adaptations and Community Head Injury Service.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to assure holistic care approach for patients.
• Applied theoretical knowledge acquired during coursework to real-world work scenarios.
• Utilised assistive devices to improve daily living functions in patients.
• Assisted patients in developing and improving daily living skills for enhanced quality of life.
• Adapted and modified activities to meet individual patient needs and promote independence.
• Developed personalised intervention plans based on client assessments.
• Utilised goal-setting strategies to empower clients to achieve maximum functional independence.
• Facilitated therapeutic activities to enhance clients' physical and cognitive abilities.

• Facilitated active learning to enhance engagement and participation.
• Supervised children while conducting comprehensive risk assessments.
• Recognised and addressed diverse learning, social, and emotional needs of individuals.
• Led group work and also worked with individuals.
• Developed innovative strategies to improve overall student experience.
• Worked as part of a team but also able to use initiative

• Facilitated active learning to enhance engagement and participation.
• Supervised children while conducting comprehensive risk assessments.
• Recognised and addressed diverse learning, social, and emotional needs of individuals.
• Led group work and also worked with individuals.
• Developed innovative strategies to improve overall student experience; for example supported a selectively mute girl to talk
• Worked as part of a team but also able to use initiative

Creating and maintaining safe secure environment for pre-school children giving them to opportunities to learn and be introduced to a school environment, working within a team.

Management Trainees run a children's camp for a week twice. My role was childcare supervisor: With responsibilities to provide first aid and to observe, ensure safe practise, advise and demonstrate appropriate interventions and strategies when working with children.

• G Grade, Birth Unit St John's & St Elizabeth's, London, July 2002-Feb 2003
• G Grade, Alexandr Birth Unit Watford General Hospital, Sept 2001- June 2002
• F Grade Edgware Birth Unit, London 6m secondment, March 2001-Sept 2001
• F Grade, Community Midwife, Royal Free Hospital, London, May 1999- Feb 2001
• F Grade, Withybush General Hospital, Haverfordwest, Feb 1998 - April 1999
• E & F Grade, South Warwickshire General Hospital Dec 1995 -Jan 1998
• E Grade, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford Jan 1995 - Dec 1995
• Experienced in hospital and community work; pre, peri and post natal care.
• Specialised in waterbirth, and breastfeeding with a client focussed ethos.
• Developed and ran classes
• Initiated and undertook service improvement tasks

General Surgery Ward. Responsible for patient care and mentoring students.

Summer job supervising and mentoring the first year university nurses on placement.