Compassionate Registered Nurse with hands-on ICU, med-surg, and high-dependency care experience. Supports safe medication administration, ventilator management, CRRT monitoring, patient assessment, and timely coordination with physicians and multidisciplinary teams.
Overview
3
3
Languages
1
1
Certification
8
8
years of professional experience
Work History
Intensive Care Nurse
Countess of Chester Hospital
Chester, Cheshire
02.2022 - Current
Collaborated with other healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient outcomes
Managed administration of medications, intravenous fluids, and blood products, adhering to strict safety guidelines.
Responded to emergency situations by performing CPR or using defibrillator.
Administered life-saving interventions and critical care to patients in high-dependency units, following established protocols.
Implemented infection control measures, reducing the risk of healthcare-associated infections among patients.
Observed changes in ventilation, renal and cardiac condition to request for immediate medical treatment from critical care physician.
Recorded information on database to update patient files and medical records.
Delivered psychological support to patients and families, addressing concerns and reducing anxiety about treatments.
Mentored nursing students and new staff, enhancing their skills and confidence in providing critical care.
Provided emotional support to patients and families during difficult times
Monitored patient vital signs, lab results, and other indicators of patient health
Created and maintained patient care plans based on individual needs, preferences, and objectives
Ensured medication accuracy, including administering and documenting medications
Participated in and promoted quality improvement initiatives
Manage ventilators and participate in patient intubation alongside team.
Participated in training sessions and workshops to enhance personal and professional development.
Managing patient on Continuous renal replacement therapies(CRRT).
Nurse-Locum
Kenyatta University Hospital
NAIROBI, Kenya
04.2021 - 01.2022
Monitored changes in patient conditions and reported any changes to the physician on duty
Monitored patient vital signs and administered medications as prescribed, ensuring timely and accurate delivery of care
Coordinated with multidisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive care plans for critically ill patients, improving recovery outcomes.
Kept patient records, medical information and personal records on hospital systems and in secure filing cabinets, in line with patient confidentiality laws.
Registered Nurse
Kiambu County Hospital
KIAMBU
11.2019 - 03.2021
Administered blood transfusions and intravenous (IV) medications safely and efficiently
Administered medications, treatments, and therapies to patients in accordance with established protocols and standards of care
Assisted physicians during treatments, tests, and surgeries
Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to ensure continuity of care
Educated patients and their families on disease prevention and health maintenance practices.
Nurse Intern
Kiambu County Hospital
KIAMBU
10.2018 - 09.2019
Ensured patient safety by reporting any changes in patient condition to the supervising nurse
Documented patient progress and care provided in patient charts
Performed wound care and administered treatments such as dressings, enemas, and catheterizations
Performed basic laboratory tests such as urinalysis and blood tests
Education
Bachelor of Science - Nursing
Unuversity of Nairobi
NAIROBI
12-2018
Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education -
Kanga High School
Kenya
01-2012
Skills
Nursing knowledge
Team player
Operating and adjusting different ventilator settings as per patient needs
Blood gas analysis
Mentorship for students
operating different equipment in the ICU setup
Critical care nursing
Patient assessment
Vital sign monitoring
Medication administration
CRRT management
Interdisciplinary teamwork
Advanced life support cooperation
Ventilator care
Languages
English
Swahili
Dholuo
Certification
Trained on resuscitation by Resuscitation Council UK