Nan Jiang

1. Monitoring patients' condition such as taking temperature, blood pressure, pulse, respiration and weight, taken patient' blood and urine samples.

Assisted in delivery of patient care under the direction of the registered mental nurse.

3.Ensuring that the patient is the prime focus when making decisions about their care and wellbeing.

4.Supporting patients with compassion when undertaking normal activities of daily living whist ensuring that privacy,dignity and human rights are respect.

5. Liaised between patients and healthcare professionals, facilitated effective communication channels.

6.Ensured infection control measures were adhered to strictly for a safe environment for both staff and patients alike.

• Adhered to health and safety regulations at all times, promoting a secure working atmosphere.
• Provided administrative support to the Facilities Manager, aiding overall departmental efficiency.
• Assisted in the preparation of rooms for meetings, ensuring set-up met exact specifications.
• Facilitated efficient waste management, contributing to a greener workplace environment.
• Followed health and safety guidelines to properly dispose of waste and toxic materials.
• Scrubbed and sanitised toilets, sinks and kitchen fixtures for high quality finish.
• Cleaned and sanitised frequently touched surfaces to maintain hygiene standards.
• Prepared guest rooms by making beds and changing linens to ensure cleanliness and comfort.
• Cleaned kitchen textiles, including napkins, floor rugs, and dusters, to uphold hygiene standards.
• Removed used towels and bedding, replaced with new and reset spaces to professional standards.
• Achieved spotless results within working timeframes to meet client needs.
• Coordinated and performed cleaning jobs per day.

• Educated patients on self-care practices post-discharge to enhance recovery and independence.
• Prepared meals for patients, ensured balanced nutrition intake.
• Upheld patient confidentiality at all times whilst performing duties as per data protection norms set down by the NHS.
• Escorted patients for tests or procedures within the hospital premises whilst ensuring their safety and comfort.
• Assisted elderly residents with daily tasks such as eating, bathing and dressing up for an enhanced quality of life while living in care homes.
• Handled challenging behaviour from dementia-affected individuals effectively without resorting to force or intimidation.
• Assisted in patient care, improved comfort and well-being.
• Monitored vital signs of patients with meticulous attention to detail for accurate readings.
• Administered non-prescription medication under supervision, relieved minor discomforts swiftly.
• Popularised health promotion campaigns among patients by distributing relevant literature and explaining key messages clearly.
• Coordinated activities that encourage social interaction amongst residents within the care home setting to foster a sense of community spirit among them .
• Liaised between patients and healthcare professionals to ensure clear communication and optimal care delivery.
• Enhanced healing process by changing wound dressings regularly.
• Kept detailed records of patient progress, assisted medical staff in treatment planning.
• Helped individuals with day-to-day activities while consistently encouraging independence and self-belief.
• Ensured safe, secure living conditions for service users, reducing risk and enhancing quality of life.
• Helped service users improve their independence, building strength and confidence to enhance daily living.