Veena Krishnan

-Administer medication safely and accurately in line with MAR charts and care plans
-Ensure the 5 Rights of Medication Administration (right person, right medicine, right dose, right time, right route)
-Check medication labels, expiry dates, and storage requirements
-Record all medication administered promptly and accurately on MAR sheets
-Report and document any medication errors, refusals, or adverse reactions
-Monitor service users for side effects and effectiveness of medication
-Liaise with nurses, GPs, pharmacists, and managers regarding medication concerns
-Ensure controlled drugs are handled, recorded, and stored according to policy
-Follow infection control procedures, including hand hygiene and PPE use
-Maintain accurate care records and daily notes
-Contribute to care plans and reviews
-Report incidents, accidents, and safeguarding concerns
-Communicate effectively with service users, families, and healthcare professionals
-Attend handovers, meetings, and reviews
-Act as a key worker for allocated service users
-Assist service users with personal hygiene (washing, bathing, dressing, toileting)
-Support mobility, including use of hoists and walking aids
-Help with eating and drinking, including special dietary needs
-Promote independence and dignity at all times
-Follow safeguarding policies and report concerns
-Ensure infection control procedures are followed
-Maintain a safe and clean environment
-Support emergency procedures when required

-Delivered compassionate end-of-life care, respecting dignity of the individual at all times.

-Maintained accurate records of resident's progress and medical history.

-Provided consistent and high-quality elder care, ensuring comfort and safety.

-Maintained secure patient environments, enforcing safe systems and practices in line with safeguarding requirements.

-Assures open and timely communication with patients and significant others and team members to
-Ensure effective therapeutic communication.
- Monitors the working condition of all equipment’s using for the patients.
- Ensures prevention of infection and maintains records and reports.
-Provides high standard nursing care by assessing, planning, implementing and evaluation of
individual patients.
-Ensured that my patients remain stable and they are receiving the pain medication, diagnostic testing and treatment as required.
-Managed emergencies and handled patients on continuous cardiac monitoring, mechanical
-ventilation, central lines and all invasive and non-invasive monitoring techniques.
- Provides effective CPR.

- Provides high standard nursing care by assessing, planning, implementing and evaluation of individual patients.

- Ensured that my patients remain stable and they are receiving the pain medication, diagnostic testing and treatment as required.

- Managed emergencies and handled patients on continuous cardiac monitoring, mechanical ventilation, central lines and all invasive and non-invasive monitoring techniques.

- Provides effective CPR

- Assists doctors in central line insertion, arterial line insertion, intubation, tracheostomy, insertion of hemodialysis catheter, lumbar puncture, pleural tapping, venous section etc.

- Assures open and timely communication with patients and significant others and team members to ensure effective therapeutic communication.

- Monitors the working condition of all equipment’s using for the patients.

• Ensures prevention of infection and maintains records and reports.

-Care for patients with conditions such as traumatic brain injury (TBI), stroke, subarachnoid hemorrhage, brain tumors, spinal cord injuries, and post-neurosurgery
-Recognize and respond rapidly to neurological deterioration Monitor intracranial pressure (ICP), cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP), and brain oxygenation where applicable
-Manage external ventricular drains (EVDs) and lumbar drains
-Conduct frequent neuro observations and document findings accurately
-Manage ventilated patients and advanced airway support
-Manage invasive lines (arterial lines, CVP, PICC, central lines)
-Administer high-risk medications safely
-Monitor for side effects and therapeutic responses
-Ensure strict adherence to medication protocols and double-checking policies
-Respond to neurological and medical emergencies such as seizures, raised ICP, cardiac arrest, or acute deterioration
-Assist in emergency procedures and rapid sequence intubation
-Participate in code blue and rapid response teams
-Provide care following craniotomy, spinal surgery, or aneurysm repair
-Monitor surgical sites, drains, and wound healing

-Ensured that patients remain stable and they are receiving the pain medication, diagnostic
testing and treatment as required.
-Managed emergencies and handled patients on continuous cardiac monitoring, mechanical
ventilation, central lines and all invasive and non-invasive monitoring techniques.
- Provides effective CPR
- Assists doctors in central line insertion, arterial line insertion, intubation, tracheostomy, insertion of hemodialysis catheter, lumbar puncture, pleural tapping, venous section etc.
-Assures open and timely communication with patients and significant others and team members to ensure effective therapeutic communication.
- Monitors the working condition of all equipment’s using for the patients.
-Ensures prevention of infection and maintains records and reports.