VICTORIA CHIEHIURA EBUZOR

• Carrying out a wide range of wound management skills, inclusive of dry dressing and highly exudating wounds.
• Worked closely with fellow nurses, doctors, and clinicians for consistent communication and continued best care practices.
• Assessed, planned, and implemented treatments with precision and care, prioritising patient wellbeing.
• Delivered consistently high standards of individualised nursing care, best maintaining patients' health and wellbeing.
• Monitored and recorded patient condition, carrying out and reporting regular observations.
• Quickly responded to medical emergencies, working calmly and professionally under pressure.
• Tested glucose and administered injections.
• Assisted doctors and other nursing staff.
• Delivered life support with updated first aid and CPR training.
• Oversaw patient admission and discharge processes.
• Evaluated patient care needs, prioritised treatment, and maintained patient flow.
• Administered medication in line with stringent drug regulations.
• Dispensed medications and administered pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions via IVs, subcutaneous and intramuscular injections, as well as orally or rectally.
• Took vital signs and treated wounds.
• Used strong assessment skills to determine necessary patient care.
• Monitored, assessed, and recorded patient condition and coordinated patient discharge planning.
• Administered scheduled medications and therapies intravenously, rectally, orally, subcutaneously, and intramuscularly injections while overseeing pain management plans.
• Performed all tasks with a patient-centred focus while seeking opportunities for improvement of processes and treatments.
• Disposed of samples and hazardous waste to prevent infection.
• Established positive rapport with patients and families through active listening and compassionate care.
• Maintained accurate, up-to-date patient records, maximising data accuracy.
• Collected and properly handled specimens from patients.
• Managed patient discharges, providing relevant follow-up care advice with required prescriptions and medication.
• Upheld patient trust and confidentiality by managing information with discretion, following data protection laws.
• Ensured adequate pain relief for all patients as needed.
• Maintained outstanding patient care levels through attentive, compassionate monitoring of physical and mental well-being.
• Facilitated patient admissions, transfers, and discharges while delegating tasks and assignments and resolving conflicts and grievances.
• Implemented and maintained core measures in patient safety, patient satisfaction, and holistic approaches to nursing.
• Providing ambulatory assistance to patients with impaired mobility while rehabilitating them.
• Providing support for the elderly from admission to their discharge.
• Taking part in a safe admission and discharge plan.
• Managing patients who have a swallowing challenge and assisting in their meal plan and feeding.
• Safe administration of medicines that are prescribed.
• Facilitated communication between patients' families and doctors; fostered trust and transparency in the care process.
• Liaised with a multidisciplinary team to improve patient outcomes.
• Monitored patient vitals and necessary signs.
• Responded to emergencies quickly within the appropriate procedures.
• Managed wound dressing changes, promoted healing.
• Analysed patient and service data to achieve strong health outcomes and process improvements.
• Continuously assessed existing standards and practices, highlighting areas of required improvement to senior hospital staff.
• Delivered diagnostics, treatments, and rehabilitative support services.
• Provided palliative care in outpatient settings, ranging from assessment to development and implementation of care plans.
• Provided in-depth education on disease prevention and intervention.
• Cared for patients with heart failure, end-stage renal disease, coronary artery disease (CAD), and gastrointestinal(GI) bleeds.
• Enhanced care delivery by monitoring trends and suggesting process improvements.
• Continually assessed individual needs to evaluate and implement optimal care programmes in line with NHS best practices.
• Trained new staff to meet patient service goals and champion standards of care.
• Coordinated specialist referrals to assist patients.
• Assessed patients' condition and reported changes to charge matron, family, and physician as appropriate.
• Facilitated adequate pain management for assigned patients to minimise discomfort.
• Planned and managed patient care in alignment with hospital standards of care.
• Prioritised health problems to assist patients in complex, urgent, or emergency.
• Interviewed patients to obtain medical information and measure vital signs, weight, and height.

Tend to patients at different triage levels in an emergency healthcare setting.

• Perform physical assessments.
• Clean and dress wounds, treat burns.
• Monitor vitals and communicate changes to other members of the healthcare team.
• Insert intravenous lines.
• Administer and monitor Fluids and blood transfusions.
• Insert catheters.
• Making informed decisions on behalf of patients in an unconscious state and taking an active intervention in patient care during emergencies.
• Collection and arrangement of the patient's data during admission.
• Giving advice on discharge and educating patients on coping mechanisms for easy rehabilitation.
• Monitoring and managing patients' treatment plans and discharge plans.
• Providing pre-operative, intra-operative, and post-operative care.
• Carrying out a wide range of wound management skills, inclusive of dry dressing and highly exudating wounds requiring VAC therapy.
• Providing ambulatory assistance to patients with impaired mobility while rehabilitating them.
• Providing special care to the special children, both physically and mentally impaired.
• Providing computer-based knowledge to optimize nursing care and patient satisfaction.
• Performing of last office on patients after death confirmation and providing psychological care to the patient's relatives.
• Nursing patients admitted with malaria, heart failure, pneumonia, sepsis, pre-term labour, uterine fibroid, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, asthma, sickle cell anaemia, febrile convulsion, intestinal obstruction, among other medical conditions.
• Facilitated communication between patients' families and doctors; fostered trust and transparency in the care process.
• Maintained strict infection control standards throughout ward duties, minimised cross-contamination risks.
• Provided comprehensive patient care, bolstered recovery.
• Administered medication in line with stringent drug regulations.

• Providing care for paediatric, adult and geriatric patients.
• Conducting patient assessment, planning and supervising students on the safe and compassionate delivery of care and evaluation of care given.
• Delivering health education to patients on disease condition and healthy life style choices as well as diet.
• Proper documentation and timely administration of patient care.
• Collaborating closely with multidisciplinary teams in providing therapeutic care.
• Providing high standard evidence based care according to patient's requirements or condition.
• Providing immunization services to infants, children and adults.
• Triaging patients in the accident and emergency unit while providing first aid to the patients in order of priority.
• Making informed decision on behalf of patients in an unconscious state and taking an active intervention in patient care during emergencies.
• Collection and arrangement of patient's personal data during admission.
• Giving advice on discharge and educating patients on coping mechanisms for easy rehabilitation.
• Monitoring and managing patient's treatment plans and discharge plans.
• Providing pre-operative, intra-operative and post-operative care.
• Carrying out a wide range of wound management skills inclusive of dry dressing and highly exudating wounds requiring VAC therapy.
• Providing ambulatory assistance to patients with impaired mobility while rehabilitating them.
• Providing special care to the special children both physically and mentally impaired.
• Providing computer based knowledge to optimize nursing care and patient satisfaction.
• Performing of last office on patients after death confirmation and providing psychological care to patient's relatives.
• Nursing patients admitted with malaria, heart failure, pneumonia, sepsis, pre-term labour, uterine fibroid, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, asthma, sickle cell anaemia, febrile convulsion, intestinal obstruction among other medical condition.

• Assessed and evaluated individual patient needs while sending them to the appropriate physician.
• Proper documentation of vital signs and other relevant information.
• Documentation of administration and management of IV medications to clients.
• Health education of patients and proper counselling on healthy life style choices.
• Ensured 85% adherence to clinical appointments and treatment plans through follow up calls and visits.