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• Identify and support eligible community members from CCHA communities. (not just tenants) tobreak down barriers to participation and employment by identifying pathways which are bespoke totheir individual needs and support them to reach their full potential. • Assist individuals to create an individual action plan to map their pathway into employment drawingupon a range of services, wellbeing, training, volunteering and work experience opportunities available. • Support individuals to overcome barriers to employment and poverty by providing a holistic serviceto address multiple needs. • Devise wellbeing, learning and volunteer initiatives, training sessions and activities that meet the needs of the individual to make sure barriers to employment are gradually broken down. Source appropriate volunteer opportunities for individuals. • Deliver accredited and non-accredited training, using COVID regulations, that meets the needs of the individual and helps them move towards an employment opportunity.

- Helping in the NHS during the COVID pandemic. - Working under extreme circumstances to help provide the best possible care to each individual patient.- Adhering to government COVID guidelines and staying up to date with constant changes in regulations.

- Providing effective support to students with mental health conditions (MHC) on a 1:1 basis in a furthereducation and higher education setting. - Devising coping strategies during sessions to overcome difficulties experienced in the academicsetting as a result of a MHC. - Responsible for organising sessions with assigned students and delivering those sessions on aflexible basis. - Effectively working autonomously and as part of a team, reliable and honest, with a respect forprivacy and confidentiality. - Managing caseloads and updating personal databases for audit purposes.

-Providing emotional and psychological support to a young man with a TBI, Epilepsy and Hemiparesis. -Preparing and administrating buccal midazolam when necessary. - Helping to prepare social activities and reintegrate within the community.

- Providing acute neurorehabilitation within the community to homeless individuals presenting withTBIs and neuropsychological deficits. - Managing difficult behaviours and formulating behvaioural plans. - Providing emotional support within a safe and welcoming environment. - Completing neuropsychological assessments (completion in 1-2hours) and devising individualisedsupport plans. - Liaising with hostel staff, local authority, nurses, social workers, OTs and other health professionals. - Recommending and referring into necessary service provisions for individual patients. - Providing instructional guidance for hostel staff. - Independently responsible for organising and prioritising caseloads. - Ensuring relevant databases where updated on a weekly basis. - Writing reports and re-evaluating patients conditions.

- Providing one-to-one holistic support to individual affected by cancer. - Completing Electronic Holistic Needs Assessments (EHNa) were applicable (1hour). - Preparing and delivering social prescribing courses including CBT, mindfulness, meditation andrelaxation, within the community to both cancer sufferers and their family. - Recognising and aiding those with increased mental health problems following a cancer diagnosis. - Ensuring data management systems where updated on

My duties and responsibilities for this included:- Working within the theatre team alongside surgeons, anaesthetists, ODP's and nurses to deliver the best care to each patient.- Ensuring the efficient running of theatre services.- My role included the Internal rotation in practice through theatres, anaesthetic, scrub and recovery to allow personal development and the smooth delivery of service.- I carried out daily cleaning of the theatre area and Scrub Room including all furniture and specialised equipment.- I also monitored and maintain stock levels of materials and equipment in each theatre.- I would collect and identify patients for operative procedures and support them whilst in the Anaesthetic Room prior to surgery. A key role was to ensure all relevant information was recorded on the computerised patientinformation sheet and complete any documentation necessary for nursingrecords.