Maddie Walton

Provide clinical leadership and care coordination within a residential setting, delivering safe, person-centred care for patients with complex and end-of-life needs. Work with a high level of autonomy, demonstrating clinical judgement consistent with registered nurse practice.

Safely administer medications, including management of syringe drivers, and deliver effective end-of-life care. Complete clinical assessments and observations (including NEWS2 and neurological observations), with prompt recognition and escalation of deterioration.

Lead on care planning, including creating, reviewing, and updating care plans, and completing referrals. Liaise with multidisciplinary teams and coordinate ward rounds to ensure continuity of care.

Support and train colleagues while maintaining clear, compassionate communication with patients, families, and staff. Demonstrate strong prioritisation, organisation, and a high standard of clinical knowledge in a fast-paced environment

Prepared and administered COVID-19 vaccinations in line with clinical protocols, maintaining strict infection control and PPE standards. Monitored for adverse reactions, including anaphylaxis, and supported safe, efficient patient flow in high-volume clinics. Communicated effectively with patients and worked collaboratively within a fast-paced team environment.

Delivered person-centred care within acute mental health settings, undertaking holistic and risk assessments to support safe and therapeutic care. Worked collaboratively within the multidisciplinary team to maintain a safe, structured environment for patients. Voluntarily redeployed to a high-acuity COVID-19 “hot” isolation ward, developing resilience, clinical judgement, and strong infection control and risk management skills. Trained in and safely implemented restrictive interventions in line with policy and patient safety requirements.

Delivered person-centred care to residents, supporting with personal care and activities of daily living while maintaining privacy and dignity at all times. Safely administered medications in line with policy and best practice. Developed, reviewed, and maintained individualised care plans to ensure high-quality, consistent care.

Provided person-centred care, supporting individuals with complex needs including dementia and behaviours that challenge. Demonstrated strong interpersonal and de-escalation skills, building positive relationships with residents. Recognised for diligence and clinical aptitude, resulting in rapid promotion from Care Assistant to Senior role.