Rosemary Chakahwata

• Administer medications for improved patient outcomes.
• Utilise clinical skills in wound management, enhancing healing.
• Deliver quality patient care through effective communication and teamwork.
• Provided emotional support to patients' families during tough times.
• Demonstrate excellent time management skills whilst handling multiple responsibilities simultaneously in a fast-paced environment.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary team members for holistic patient care.
• Manage emergency situations effectively, maintaining calm under pressure.
• Maintain accurate patient records, ensuring data integrity.
• Assess, plan and implement, care plans prioritising residents wellbeing.
• Deliver life support with updated first aid and CPR training.
• Assess and evaluate residents needs, supporting accurate diagnosis and carelanning.

Worked team leading night shifts ensuring delivery of high standards of care the elderly using person centred approach

Participated in the formulation , implementation and evaluation of planned care

Worked with the multi-disciplinary team i.e GP, Nutritionist, Podiatrist in managing the general welfare of residents

Liased with families to make sure the care plans were tailor made in line with the service user likes

Worked with subordinates and subsequently supervise to ensure tasks were being done in accordance care standards

DPrepared meals and monitored nutritional intake to support wellbeing.livered accurate medication management and administered medicines safely as scheduled.

Maintained accurate patient records, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and safeguarding data integrity.

• Assisted with daily tasks to enhance resident welfare through routine checks and supportive daily care planning.
• Managed multiple responsibilities simultaneously in a fast-paced environment, demonstrating effective time management skills.
• Upheld the highest standards of professional ethics whilst dealing with sensitive information.

• Demonstrated empathetic understanding towards patients' families; facilitated effective communication about the progression of patients’ conditions.
• Conducted health assessments to identify areas requiring medical intervention.
• Assisted patients with daily activities such as eating, bathing, promoting independence where possible.
• Applied clinical skills to administer IVs, injections, and catheters accurately and safely.
• Conducted efficient handovers at shift change; ensured continuity of quality care for all patients.
• Built positive rapport with patients from various backgrounds.