Dawn Osborn Email & Phone Number

St Albans, Gb

Hemel Hempstead, United Kingdom

This is my dream job- the job I feel I have trained for all my life. Empowering those who are offered unequal access to healthcare, education and social interaction due to any number of issues and circumstances. Problem solving does not always mean the most obvious choice, however supporting those who need to take small steps to achieve a better state of wellbeing and control is something I really enjoy. Health coaching alongside making the right decisions around "what matters to you", and making every contact count is something I can achieve every day at work.

Looking for a part time role has led me to a segue in my career path. Combining my love of biology (science) and empowerment I am now tutoring GCSE and A-level students on exam technique, revision methods and course specific topics as required. This includes volunteering at a local school to teach small groups (those who cannot afford tutors) in the same tutorial manner- discussion leading to learning and understanding of Biology.

Hertfordshire

St. Albans.

Watford, United Kingdom

This role was an interim part time post during a period of change at the WWCPlus. I gained a broad experience in HR, IT, Payroll organisation and general management. I used my leadership skills to ensure I was enabling change towards efficient, economic service delivery. This empowered staff to do the best job they could do; and ensured staff felt fulfilled and appreciated in a challenging environment. I championed open information sharing, alongside an informed management style accessing current staff skill set, to inform and choose ways forward.

St Albans, United Kingdom

Involved in strategic planning and improvement between governors, leadership team, county and OFSTED. As Chair of Governors I drove forward the delivery of a new classroom utilising the skills of other governors and co-ordinating planning, finances and communication/discussion as necessary.

St Albans, United Kingdom

My son was diagnosed with CFS and needed my commitment to enable him to study and get well. This support was needed for longer than expected but I learnt that patience and persistence can get the information required to support those with fluctuating ailments. I became expert in navigating not only the health service as a carer, but also the educational provision for those with special requirements. This was an exhausting, but totally rewarding role. It relied on my ability to negotiate, organise, research and communicate effectively in challenging circumstances.

Various.

Gained RGN qualification and nursed in various roles both within the hospital, elderly care home and district nursing. Agency nursing and cover contract roles enabled me to keep interested and continue to learn and move forward in an ever changing field. I enjoyed the positivity and offer of educational support offered within the private sector. I returned to the NHS to work locally as a bank district nurse until 2006, when I became a carer, expecting to return to nursing within the next year.

Leicesterrshire, Northamptonshire, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire.

As a Multiple Sclerosis Nurse Advisor I was supporting interferon patients. I maintained a caseload of over 200 patients and co-ordinated care between hospital consultants, GP's and support services such as occupational therapy, physiotherapy, district nurses and dieticians. I communicated with and visited meetings for the MS Society and Carers UK to answer questions and to support those in the community who needed information or support. I held clinics in outpatient environment and visited patients and their carers at home. This was a role I excelled at and loved however the contract could no longer be funded by the private sector, and the NHS did not take up the role.

Hertfordshire And Bedfordshire.

Medical representative.

Care (Connected, Authentic, Resilient And Empowered) Programme, Population Health Improvement

Activities and Societies: This was the best leadership course I have ever attended. Having the mentoring going forward has given me.

Post Graduate Diploma, Applied Health Economics, Distinction

I took this degree to enable me to understand the decisions made by those paying for and providing health care (and inevitably social.

Eqa- Foundation, Health Coaching, Pass

A course that offers training in health coaching to enable identification of patient issues "what matters to you?", therefore empowering.

Ba/Bsc Joint Honours, Joint Honours Economics And Health Studies

Ba/Bsc (Hons) Economics/Health Studies Joint Honours., Economics/Healthcare., 2:1 (67.8)

The course has enabled me to expand on the knowledge base gained from time working in the NHS and pharmaceutical industry (clinical.

Rgn, Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse