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Sophie Honney

London

Summary

Extremely proactive, personable and patient focused with 10 years' experience as a qualified nurse in the hospital setting and 3 years in primary care setting as a practice nurse.

Offering a valuable combination of clinical, interpersonal and analytical skills. A team player that listens and confidently communicates well within a multi-disciplinary team, but also very comfortable working autonomously.

Highly focused on the care and needs of individual patients, ensuring compassion, dignity and safety is maintained. Also, protecting patients' privacy and confidentially.

I have the ability to work effectively within any environment and adapt well in new surroundings. Ensuring efficiency, clinical excellence and exceptional patient care with the ability to use initiative, good assessment skills, take leadership and make clinical decisions.

Now seeking a new opportunity within practice nursing to combine both knowledge and experience already gained for new challenges. I am eager to learn new skills and knowledge for greater development.

Overview

14
14
years of professional experience

Work history

Practice Nurse

Plumstead Health Centre
04.2023 - Current
  • Play a key role in managing patients with long term conditions such as asthma, COPD and diabetes.
  • Assisting to meet QOF targets.
  • Wound management - undertake dressings, suture and clip removal.
  • Swab taking.
  • Screening-BP, height, weight, BMI, smoking status and urinalysis.
  • Adult, childhood and travel vaccinations/immunisations.
  • Zoladex administration.
  • Cervical smears.
  • Contraception reviews.
  • Health promotion/lifestyle advice - understanding patient's motivation to adapt their lifestyle.
  • Referring to additional services when required.

Registered Nurse Emergency Department

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust
London
07.2014 - 03.2023
  • Excellent assessment skills and competent in using systematic ABCDE assessment, monitoring vital signs, recognising abnormalities, escalating and treating appropriately.
  • Managing areas such as triage, resuscitation, rapid assessment unit.
  • Experience in leadership, organising, delegating, supervising teams workload and making clinical decisions.
  • Ability to formulate, implement and evaluate individualised patient care plans.
  • Competent documentation skills.
  • Provide evidence-based care and up-to-date knowledge.
  • Maintain professionalism and safety by working in strict accordance with statuary legislations, best-practice and organisation polices.
  • Competent in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, dealing with varied injuries, acute and long term conditions, including life threatening.
  • Ability to manage several patients/clients simultaneously and prioritise as required.
  • Good team player, ability to work well autonomously.
  • Manage heavy workload and remain calm under pressure.
  • Excellent time management skills, flexible and adaptable approach.
  • Good communication skills within multidisciplinary teams, including referring and liaising with necessary agencies to provide holistic care.
  • Skilled at communicating clinical knowledge to patients/families with an empathetic, professional approach and dealing well with difficult situations.
  • Support and motivate colleagues, including mentoring student nurses.
  • Ability to deal with sensitive cases in a discreet and professional manner, providing emotional support.
  • Support patient management to prevent illness, promote good health and education.
  • Excellent practical skills including, venipuncture, cannulation, intramuscular injections, wound care, catheter care, stoma care, nasogastric tube insertion, taking swabs, spirometry testing, minor injury care.
  • Ordering appropriate blood test and interpret results.
  • Safely administering medications via different routes.
  • Competent to use medical devices such as infusion pumps, electrocardiograms, vital sign monitor, Blood gas machine, defibrillator.
  • Good IT skills.
  • Hazmat trained.
  • Continuous education and development.

Registered Nurse Trauma and orthopaedic

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust
London
09.2011 - 06.2014
  • Using assessment frameworks.
  • Assessing limbs and applying back-slabs when requested.
  • Pre and post-surgery experience.
  • Monitoring vital signs, recognising abnormalities and escalate.
  • Preparing and administer intravenous therapy and oral medications.
  • Manual handling, wound care, surgical staple removal, infection control skills.
  • Support effective admission/discharges
  • Accurate documentation of individualised care, management and treatment.
  • Ability to plan care and manage workload.
  • Maintain privacy and confidentiality.
  • Advocate for patient.
  • Adhere to policies and guidelines.
  • Team work.
  • Good patient/nurse relationship.

Education

BSc (Hons) in Primary care. Practice Nursing. -

City University
London
/2023 - /2024

Advance Life Support -

Lewisham and Greenwich Trust
London
/2018 -

Trauma Course -

University of Greenwich
/2018 -

Emergency Care Practice -

University of Greenwich
/2017 -

Mentorship Course -

University of Greenwich
/2016 -

Emergency Care Preceptorship -

University of Greenwich
/2015 -

Nurse Care Preceptorship -

University of Greenwich
/2014 -

DipHE Adult Nursing -

University of Greenwich
/2011 -

Timeline

Practice Nurse

Plumstead Health Centre
04.2023 - Current

Registered Nurse Emergency Department

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust
07.2014 - 03.2023

Registered Nurse Trauma and orthopaedic

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust
09.2011 - 06.2014

BSc (Hons) in Primary care. Practice Nursing. -

City University
/2023 - /2024

Advance Life Support -

Lewisham and Greenwich Trust
/2018 -

Trauma Course -

University of Greenwich
/2018 -

Emergency Care Practice -

University of Greenwich
/2017 -

Mentorship Course -

University of Greenwich
/2016 -

Emergency Care Preceptorship -

University of Greenwich
/2015 -

Nurse Care Preceptorship -

University of Greenwich
/2014 -

DipHE Adult Nursing -

University of Greenwich
/2011 -
Sophie Honney