Nikki Wilson

• Prioritise health problems and intervene appropriately to assist the patient in complex, urgent or emergency situations, including initiation of effective emergency care.
• Assess and prioritise patients' clinical needs utilising Manchester Triage System.
• Supplied and administered PGD medications safely and effectively, adhering to policy and guidance.
• Promoted and facilitated evidence-based practice, improving patient outcomes and care standards.
• Maintain professional knowledge and practice compliance with their respective professional body.
• Demonstrate continual professional development (CPD) through organised or self-directed study/learning and participation in clinical supervision, audit and appraisal.
• Committed to flexible work within dynamic environments, responding positively to changing service needs.
• Works within their respective Code of Professional Conduct.

Deliver immediate, high-standard nursing care to patients with sudden, undiagnosed, or life-threatening conditions.

• Stabilisation & Monitoring: Monitor vital signs for critically ill patients, operate emergency equipment, and respond instantly to medical crises like cardiac arrests or trauma.
• Patient Care & Treatment: Administer emergency medications, manage wound care, apply dressings, and take over patient care directly from paramedics.
• Performed rapid initial assessments, took vital signs, recorded patient histories, and prioritised care urgency to enhance patient outcomes.

• An agency nurse in Accident and Emergency (A&E) provides flexible, high-pressure frontline care, stepping into busy hospital departments to assess, triage, and stabilise emergency patients with minimal onboarding.
• Adapted quickly to new hospital environments, filling last-minute and hard-to-cover shift gaps to ensure continuous patient care.
• Work effectively alongside multidisciplinary teams under demanding conditions.
• Referred patients to specialist departments (such as radiology or cardiology) and communicated treatment updates to doctors, patients, and families to facilitate timely care.
• Documentation: Maintain accurate, timely, and legible patient records and discharge paperwork

Managed acute trauma and medical emergencies, ensuring critical baseline observations monitored to support timely interventions.

• Conduct rapid initial assessments and advanced triage for incoming A&E patients.
• Coordinated shift patient flow by effectively distributing workloads and collaborating with MDT doctors to optimise care delivery.
• Interpret results from advanced diagnostic procedures and escalate changes promptly.
• Deliver ECGs, venepuncture, and minor injury interventions under trust protocols.
• Supervised support staff, appraised junior nurses and nursing associates, and guided students to enhance team competency and care quality.
• Act as clinical role model while managing complaints and safety concerns daily.
• Manage risk reporting and uphold infection control standards across the department.
• Apply NMC Code of professional conduct and participate in clinical audits actively.

• Clinical Leadership: Provide expert clinical advice and leadership to junior doctors, nurses, and multidisciplinary teams.
• Patient Care: Assess, examine, and treat acutely ill patients within an agreed scope of practice.
• Recognised and assessed deteriorating patients to initiate timely interventions.
• Coordinated patient care activities in A&E to optimise workflow and ensure prompt treatment.: Manage patient flow and coordinate activities with A&E to ensure timely care.
• Performed advanced clinical skills including cannulation, venepuncture, ECGs, and catheterisation to support patient recovery.: Perform clinical tasks such as cannulation, ABG's venepuncture, ECGs, and catheterisation.
• Documented and maintained comprehensive digital and verbal records using hospital systems for accurate patient information.: Maintain clear digital and verbal records using hospital systems like Lorenzo and EDMS.

• Administered medication for pain management and symptom control.
• Monitored vital signs, identifying any significant changes in condition.
• Identified early warning signs of deteriorating health through vigilant monitoring.
• Delivered exceptional nursing care, resulting in improved patient satisfaction rates.
• Coordinated with pharmacy staff to ensure timely medicine delivery, enhancing patient treatment effectiveness.
• Updated patient records to maintain accurate documentation, supporting continuity of care.
• Explained medical procedures clearly to patients, increasing their understanding and engagement in their treatment.
• Assisted doctors during examinations for efficient healthcare delivery.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to enhance patient care.
• Handled emergency situations calmly leading to successful crisis resolution.