Compassionate and dedicated individual with strong communication and organisational skills, coupled with genuine desire to make positive difference in patients' lives. Demonstrates excellent ability to assist with daily care needs and maintain accurate patient records. Ready to contribute to supportive and efficient healthcare environment.
Communication Skills - Active listening and clear verbal communication with patients, families, and colleagues
Empathy and Compassion - Showing genuine care and understanding for patients’ feelings and experiences, Providing emotional support, especially to the elderly, terminally ill, or vulnerable people
Patience and Calmness - Staying composed in challenging situations (eg, distressed patients or time pressure)
Teamwork - Working collaboratively with nurses, doctors, therapists, and other HCWs, supporting colleagues and contributing to a positive work environment
Observational Skills - Noticing changes in a patient’s physical or emotional condition, being alert to signs of pain, infection, or deterioration
Attention to Detail - Following care plans and clinical procedures precisely, accurately recording vital signs, fluid charts, and other data
Physical Stamina - Ability to carry out physically demanding tasks (eg, lifting, assisting with mobility), working long shifts, often standing for extended periods
Time Management - Prioritising tasks effectively during busy shifts, completing assigned duties within required timeframes
Basic Clinical Skills - Measuring and recording vital signs, assisting with wound care, personal hygiene, and mobility, using mobility aids and hoists safely
Infection Control Knowledge - Adhering to hygiene protocols (eg, handwashing, PPE use), preventing cross-contamination and managing waste safely
Confidentiality and Professionalism - Respecting patient privacy and dignity
Willingness to Learn - Open to receiving training and feedback
Care Certificate 2025