Makhosi Mzobe

• Work as part of the multidisciplinary team to develop and implement holistic and individualised treatment plans based on a comprehensive patient assessment.
• Maintaining accurate patient records, documenting observations and progress regularly completing detailed patient records and carefully monitoring progress and improvements.
• Communicate and collaborate with patients to plan, assess and evaluate effective care programmes.
• Administer medications and completed physical observations of patients, monitored patient behaviour and responses to treatments and reported concerns to responsible clinician.
• Mentor and supervised student nurses and junior staff to uphold best practices in dealing with patients.
• Explain nature of emotional disturbances based on presentations, explain the meaning and relevance of the aetiology, diagnosis and prognosis to the care of people living with a range of mental health conditions and emphasised need for treatment.
• Inform patients of rights to provide protective measures.

• Work as part of the Multi-Disciplinary Team with other health care professionals, formulate and implement person centred care as per individual service user needs to enhance recovery and improve quality of life.
• Safeguard and inform service users of their rights, maintain and protect them throughout their journey to recovery and duration of stay, making sure that they are comfortable as much as possible.
• Administration of prescribed medications, strictly following medicines management requirements to consistently meet professional standards.
• Peg feeding, oral suctioning and laryngectomy care.
• Monitoring service user's physical health in the home, completing physical observations and escalating or liaising with the on call doctors for advice or if there is any concerns.
• Mentoring and supervising student nurses and junior staff to uphold best practices in the home.
• Communicating effectively and collaborate with patients to plan, assess and evaluate effective care programmes.
• Assessing and managing risks, observing patient behaviour and responses to treatments and report concerns to the responsible clinician and the MDT.

Working across West Midlands in different NHS trusts through agency:

• Working as part of the Multi-Disciplinary Team with other health care professionals, formulate and implement person centred care as per individual patient needs to enhance recovery process.
• Informing patients of their rights, maintain and protecting them throughout their journey to recovery.
• Administration of prescribed medications and strictly following medicines management requirements to consistently meet professional standards.
• Monitoring patients physical health on the ward, completing physical observations, drugs and urine screening and escalating or liaising with the on call doctors for advice or if there is any concerns.
• Mentoring and supervising student nurses and junior staff to uphold best practices across all sites if the trust.
• Communicating effectively and collaborating with patients to plan, assess and evaluate effective care programmes.
• Assessing and managing risks, observing patient behaviour and responses to treatments and report concerns to the responsible clinician and the MDT.
• Admitting both informal and detained patients under the Mental Health Act 1983 (2007).
• Making referrals to various departments or discharging patients back to the community, liaising with community teams and arranging continuity of care in the community.

• Worked as part of the Multi-Disciplinary Team with other health care professionals, formulate and implement person centred care as per individual patient needs to enhance recovery process.
• Informed patients of their rights, maintain and protect them throughout their journey to recovery.
• Administration of prescribed medications and strictly following medicines management requirements to consistently meet professional standards.
• Monitoring patients physical health on the ward, completing physical observations, drugs and urine screening and escalating or liaising with the on call doctors for advice or if there is any concerns.
• Mentoring and supervising student nurses and junior staff to uphold best practices across all sites if the trust.
• Communicating effectively and collaborating with patients to plan, assess and evaluate effective care programmes.
• Assessing and managing risks, observing patient behaviour and responses to treatments and report concerns to the responsible clinician and the MDT.
• Admitting both informal and detained patients under the Mental Health Act 1983 (2007).
• Making referrals to various departments or discharging patients back to the community, liaising with community teams and arranging continuity of care in the community.