Omi Ojeme

• Liaised effectively between patients and specialists or consultants – guaranteed seamless healthcare service.
• Applied excellent clinical judgement during emergency situations – saved numerous lives in process.
• Improved patient health by providing comprehensive and personalised healthcare.
• Devised individualised treatment plans according to unique needs of each patient-increased recovery rates significantly.
• Managed chronic medical conditions.

• Mersey and west Lancashire teaching hospitals NHS Trust Lead Employer. Completed training in August 2024.
• I conducted morning and afternoon clinics in various GP surgeries for over two years, with a positive outlook to work while infusing hope in patient i care for.
• I led quality improvement projects and attended practice meetings during GP training.
• I managed prescriptions, emergencies and administrative tasks as a GP registrar.
• I also had in-hospital rotations for 4 months each in the following departments; Obstetrics and gynecology, st Barnabas hospice palliative care medicine, elderly care medicine and accident and emergency medicine.
• I provided over 72 hours of autonomous care at various NHS out-of-hours services in Lincolnshire
• Kept detailed, accurate patient notes for thorough medical records.
• Diagnosed health issues via targeted physical assessments.
• Prescribed medication to treat diagnosed conditions or illnesses.
• Discussed symptoms, diagnoses and prognoses with patients and caregivers to support informed medical decisions.
• Performed physical exams on patients, continuously communicating patient needs and comfort levels.
• I am skilled in the use of SystmOne

• Maintained patient centred approach in delivering compassionate care with adherence to best medical practices
• Designed individualized patient focused plans for management of chronic illnesses working closely with specialist when needed and referring as appropriate.
• Was in charge of carrying out plans for close to 20 ward patients daily
• Followed up adequately with patients eliciting their needs and concerns and jointly determining steps to put in place to manage this.

Studied for MPH degree during this period, refer to Education section for details

• Duties involved assessing, diagnosing and managing wide range of paediatric cases.
• Educated patients on disease prevention and overall wellness initiatives.
• Explained diagnoses, prognoses and expected treatment interventions to alleviate patient stress and increase understanding.
• Monitored and recorded vital signs and patient progress, working with healthcare teams to facilitate proper interventions.
• Requested diagnostic tests to eliminate and identify specific conditions.
• Completed ward rounds to evaluate quality of care delivery.
• Conducted thorough patient assessments, collecting medical history to build patient profile for close to 18 patients daily.
• Administered medication in line with treatment plans.

• Caring for vast array of acute and chronic medical diseases amongst university students and staff.
• Conducted thorough patient assessments for at least 15 patients daily, collecting medical history to build patient profile.
• Administered medication in line with treatment plans.
• Delegated clinical nursing tasks to meet patients' care requirements.
• Effective and productive.

• I provided junior support during ward rounds in managing patient with wide array of illnesses in surgery, general medicine, obstetrics and gynaecology and paediatrics.
• I also participated in running clinics, presenting newly admitted patients during departmental meetings and Seminar presentation during educational sessions.
• Diagnosed and treated patients under supervision, contributing to efficient healthcare delivery.
• Attended medical rounds and case discussions, actively participating in clinical decision-making processes.
• Responded to medical emergencies, demonstrating quick thinking and effective decision-making.
• Prescribed medication with dosage advice to suit individualised patient needs.