Claire M. Email & Phone Number

United Kingdom

My expertise spans key areas such as health and social care , healthcare ethics, safeguarding, and professional practice, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to thrive in diverse health and social care settings. I am committed to bridging the gap between theory and practice, ensuring students are well-prepared to meet the demands of the healthcare sector.With a strong academic background and a hands-on approach, I aim to empower learners to achieve their full potential and make a meaningful impact in their careers. Always aiming to foster an inclusive, engaging learning environment.

Ayrshire

In this role, I delivered a range of initiatives to support both parents/carers and young people. These include workshops for parents and carers, an online coffee club, and a 15-week Social Navigation Programme designed to help young people aged 12-18 navigate the social world effectively.I also managed volunteers, guiding them through the onboarding process to become volunteers within the National Autistic Society (NAS). I provided ongoing support and regular guidance to ensure they felt confident and empowered in their roles.

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

In this role, I delivered a 15-week Social Navigation Programme designed for young people aged 14-24. The programme is tailored to the needs of the participants and is guided by their input, ensuring it remains engaging and relevant. Each session included fun and interactive online activities that fostered learning and connection.I also managed and supported all volunteers involved in the programme, providing guidance and encouragement to ensure they felt confident and valued in their roles.

Irvine, North Ayrshire, United Kingdom

As a volunteer with the National Autistic Society (NAS), I dedicated my time to raising awareness about autism and supporting autistic individuals within the community. During the COVID-19 crisis, I facilitated online groups to help autistic individuals build confidence and maintain meaningful connections, ensuring they stayed supported and connected during a challenging period.I delivered presentations across North Ayrshire to GP practices, dental clinics, pharmacies, and other local services, equipping staff with knowledge and strategies to better support autistic individuals in accessing essential services.Additionally, I actively promoted Autism Awareness Week and the Autism Friendly Badge initiative, working with local businesses and community groups to increase understanding and foster a more inclusive environment for autistic individuals.

Irvine, North Ayrshire, United Kingdom

I supported individuals within their own homes, assisting them in achieving as much independence as possible. My responsibilities included providing personal care, administering medication, and collaborating with a multi-disciplinary team to ensure the highest quality of care tailored to each individual’s needs.A particularly meaningful aspect of this role was providing palliative care. It was both the most rewarding and challenging experience of my career, allowing me to offer comfort and dignity during a critical time in individuals’ lives.

Ardrossan, North Ayrshire, United Kingdom

I worked in a specialised unit supporting vulnerable adults with diverse needs, including schizophrenia, brain injuries, bipolar disorder, autism, and severe epilepsy. Collaborative teamwork was essential in this role, as we worked together to promote independence and improve the quality of life for each individual.Every day brought new challenges, which I approached with creativity, resilience, and a person-centered focus. I regularly developed and updated care plans, setting meaningful outcomes to support individuals in achieving greater independence. Encouraging participation in activities and fostering confidence in daily living skills were key aspects of my role, enabling individuals to live as independently as possible.

Irvine, North Ayrshire, United Kingdom

Running my own business for several years was a highly rewarding experience. I provided dedicated childcare services, supporting mothers in returning to work with confidence, knowing their children were safe, happy, and well-cared for. A particularly fulfilling aspect of my role was working with children and families referred by social services, making a positive impact during challenging times.I successfully marketed my business by engaging with local events, collaborating with local businesses, and leveraging word-of-mouth referrals. I also maintained detailed records for each child, ensuring their individual needs were tracked and met. Additionally, I managed all administrative aspects of the business, including accounting and tax returns, demonstrating strong organisational and business management skills.

Irvine, North Ayrshire, United Kingdom

In this role, I supported teachers with administrative tasks and classroom assistance, while also providing direct support to children with autism and deaf children. To better assist deaf students, I utilised my foundational knowledge of sign language and later completed a course to enhance my skills, ensuring I could effectively communicate and meet their needs.This position allowed me to work across both mainstream and additional support needs schools, where I developed innovative approaches to support children with diverse learning needs. I particularly enjoyed the opportunity to think creatively and make a meaningful impact on the education and development of children requiring extra support.

Kilmarnock, United Kingdom

In this role, I managed a multi-line telephone system and ensured the smooth operation of the reception area while providing excellent service to the public on a daily basis. I was responsible for scheduling swimming lessons and classes using the computer system and occasionally carried out administrative duties in the office.I also took on keyholder responsibilities, opening the center on Saturday mornings to allow early access to the gym. Additionally, I played an important role in ensuring the safety of centre users, including overseeing emergency evacuations and managing incidents within the pool area.

Kilmarnock, United Kingdom

Reporting to the Director and Quantity Surveyor, I was responsible for taking detailed notes during meetings and managing all correspondence. I also reorganised the stockroom, implementing a clear labeling system and conducting regular inventory checks to ensure efficient operations. I took the initiative to reorder parts as needed to prevent shortages.In collaboration with the senior receptionist, I liaised with various companies and individuals to support the smooth running of the business, contributing to a well-organised and effective workplace.

Master'S Degree, Autism

Modules within this Msc ; Research and methodologies Emotional well-being Becoming a trainer Theory and practice 1: conceptual frameworks.

Bachelor Of Arts Integrated Health And Social Care With Administration, Health/Health Care Administration/Management

Some modules within this 2:1 Hons Degree: Strategic Planning and Performance Management Quality and Leadership Work related Learning.

First Steps To Nursing (20 Credit Module), Nursing Introduction, Pass Level 7 20 Credits Module Uws

Completed a night course in First steps to nursing module , this supported me to complete academic written pieces to a level 7 standard..

Hnc Care And Administrative Practices, Health/Health Care Administration/Management, Pass

Graded Unit B Work Placement within GP Practice allowing for 6 weeks of experience within the reception area and administration. I put.

Higher National Units, Adminstration And Information Management

Structure of Business Organisations Business Statistics Preparing Financial Forecasts Introduction to Marketing Business information.