Ruthie Davies

• An immense responsibility that comes with being a staff nurse in an emergency department. The role is undoubtedly challenging, requiring quick thinking, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to patient care, especially in high-pressure situations.

• In an emergency setting, admitting patients effectively is crucial. It involves not only assessing their immediate medical needs but also ensuring timely interventions are initiated. This responsibility can be overwhelming at times, given the influx of patients needing urgent care.

• To provide Care under guidance and supervision of a registered nurse. To assist with administration and non nursing duties at the discretion of the ward nurse
• Dedicated and compassionate health care professional with vast experience providing within medical environment.

• Support registered nurses in the assessment of surgical care patients and participate without direct supervision in the planning, implementation and evaluation of nursing care for patients admmited in a surgical ward unit.
• Prioritise own workload after the registered nurse has prescribed the care required and work within the boundaries of his/her existing knowledge and skills at all times.

• Dedicated and compassionate health care professional with vast experience providing medical assistance, office management and human resource. Support within a medical environment.
• Demonstrate competency in patient care, documentation,effective communication and collaboration with other health care professionals.

• To provide support to individuals with mental illness, disability, or old age through comprehensive physical, emotional and social care.
• Enhance daily operation and process in the rehabilitation unit, resulting in improved care for elderly patients during their recovery journey.

• Dialysis nurse involves making sure that dialysis are set.up correctly for patients, assessing the health of patients throughout their treatment and educating patients and carers in their condition.
• Assessing patients vital signs,lab workand evaluating patients responcen to dialysis.and medication
• Managing care, monitoring,coordinating care and supporting the care team.

• Managing Occupational Health check up
• Managing and Assessing wellness program
• Promoting Health and administering Policy and Procedure
• Assessing and evaluate test reports and confer to the physician and psychologist.
• Coordination with health members and diagnostic teaching
• Meeting with the Medical Coordinators and plan for action and evaluation of test reports to be given/giving vacvination and checking and monitoring medical reports

• Emergency Nurse , facing traumatic or severe, often life threatening conditions.
• Identify medical issues , determine severity and provide immediate support to minize negative long term effects and necessary even sustain life
• Provide first aid care, advance clinical care and life saving medications and assess the triage victims , allocated scarce resources and monitor on going physical and mental health needs.

• Provide first Aid , advance clinical care and life saving medication and assess and triage patients:victim , allocated scares resource and monitoring ongoing physical and mental needs.
• Triaging, assessment diagnostic test,treat and provide direct patient care, administer medication, monitoring, communicate their treatment plan, collaborating, Transfer, educate patient,delegate superbise work and discharge planning with the patient.

• Operating room.nurse provide direct and individual used nursing care to patients based on best in class operating room procedures, nursing disciplines and patients safety protocol
• Working with patients prior to surgery to complete paper work and help answer questions or calm fears about surgery, monitoring patients condition during and after surgery, passing instruments and supplies to the surgeon during operation.

Private Duty nurse provide personalized care for patients in their homes/ hospital, tailoring service to the patients specific needs, care planning, vital observation, medication, wound care, activities of daily living, education and emotional support.

Can work for healthcare agencies, be self ployed or be hire directly by families, the role can vary depending of the patients needs and health care facility where they work.

• Nursing assistant are entry level medical professionals who aid physician and other staff by monitoring patients and ensuring they get adequate care
• Support patients with their physical and medical needs
• Provide patients with care that aligns with current therapeutic standards and codes of conduct

• Provide assessment, investigation and treatment for acutelyunwell patients
• Maintain individual patient care plans , evaluating and updatingthem necessary to ensurerhat patients physical, social, and psychological needs are met.
• Manage patients pain relief and sedation by providing pharmacologic and non pharmacologic interventions, monitoring patients response and changing care