Ayodej Akingbala

A knowledgeable and committed Registered Nurse with extensive experience working with Adolescents, adults, and older people. Experienced in providing high quality patient cantered care including phlebotomy services.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

November 2021-Till Date

National Health Service Professional England, UK

Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust, London, England, UK.

Duties;

• Working with physicians and other healthcare professionals to create personalized treatment plans for patients.
• Maintaining accurate and comprehensive healthcare records and reports of patients.
• Administering patient medication and monitoring for potential reactions and side effect and reporting to the physician.
• Administering and recording patient vital signs and medical information.
• Monitoring patients, records and reporting symptoms and changes in their condition to provide the most suitable care and advice.
• Performing and administering non intravenous and Iv medications.
• Performing routine check of patient’s vital signs and recording.
• Participates in the health education and explanation of treatment to patients and relatives.
• Prioritising nursing care and recognising deterioration in a patient’s condition and alerting the Duty Doctors.
• Maintaining safe environment for patients.
• Accessing and evaluating patient condition and care with support from the Duty Doctors.

April 2020- September 2020

St Pancras Hospital, London, England, UK

COVID 19 Response (Aspirant Nurse)

Duties;

• Delivered high quality, compassionate, evidence-based care to patients following the initial assessment by the registered practitioner using person-centred approaches which promote health and independence.
• Under the supervision of the registered practitioner, I ensured that all patients had appropriate individualized clinical assessments / risk assessments providing accurate feedback to the team as necessary.
• Demonstrated effective approaches to monitoring signs and symptoms of physical, mental, cognitive, behavioural and emotional distress, deterioration or improvement and liaises with the registered practitioner in an appropriate and timely manner to review / reassess care needs as required.
• Evaluated the effectiveness of care delivered and liaised with the registered practitioner to discuss and agree changes to the plan of care as required.
• Actively involved patients in their care, encouraging independence and supporting them to improve and maintain their mental, physical health and wellbeing.
• Ensuring the patient / client has a good understanding and knowledge of the decision- making process and is provided with accurate and appropriate information.
• Maintained clear and accurate patient records using both digital and paper-based records.
• Recognised and effectively responded to emergency situations escalating support from the registered practitioner in a timely and appropriate manner.
• Worked in accordance with local policy and practice, including safeguarding and raising concerns.
• Worked as an effective member of the multidisciplinary team, actively promoting team and interdisciplinary relationships.
• Administered COVID19 test on new admission.
• Medication management & administration.

MAY 2014 – Feb 2020

FUTURE DIRECTION (Oldham Manchester), UK

Health Care Personal Assistant.

Duties;

• Answering enquiries from relatives and visitors.
• Administering medication and management.
• Engages in supporting patients with community leaves.
• Visiting patients in their own homes and helping attend to their personal care and needs.
• Maintaining tidiness and cleanliness of homes and equipment.
• Measuring and recording patient’s vital signs.
• Assisting patients with any occupational, physiotherapy & recreational activities

April 2009 – May 2014

PRIORY GROUP (Charles House, Salford, Manchester), UK Health Care Support Worker

Duties;

• Taking active role in facilitating therapeutic and divisional groups for patients throughout the span of the shift.
• Supporting patients in achieving their daily living needs, by encouraging, and where necessary, actively assisting the patient in basic personal care including hygiene and domestic skills.
• Maintaining confidential patient information and ensuring that this is not divulged to an unauthorised person.
• Contribute to improving clinical care to patients by implementing recommendations from the Health Quality Survey (HQS) and internal/organisational audits.
• Observing and reporting the general progress of patients to the nurse in – charge.
• Ensuring all activities involving the patients are communicated accurately, recorded, and countersigned by the registered nurse.
• Assisting patient to facilitate community leaves.
• Assisting patents to attend to personal care and needs.
• Monitoring closely patient health condition and reporting changes to nurse in charge

March 2017- October 2020

Bachelor of Science (BSc) Mental Health Nursing

University of Chester, Chester England, UK

November 2015

Phlebotomy Course GPT003

Geopace Limited Manchester, England, UK

3 Credits at level 3 Certificates