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Malton, GB

Scarborough, England, United Kingdom

Scarborough, England, United Kingdom

Stamford Bridge

My role was to case manage my identified case load of clients of serious trauma cases. Supporting the client, and their family members to maximise physical and psychological recovery including if appropriate a return to work. My case load consisted of serious multiple traumas including acquired brain injury, orthopaedic trauma and amputation. The cases.

Case manager working with clients requiring 24 hour care packages following brain and spinal injury. As well as those require a lesser degree of support following orthopaedic injury and amputation.

I was employed to develop the nursing care programme at the first purpose built community acquired brain injury unit, developed by enable care. My role included developing care pathways and bundles, training staff on specialist care requirements and rehabilitation techniques relevant to those with an acquired brain injury. I worked as an active member of.

Duties: Care of the residents, support of managerial team, management of support workers.

Self employed Equine business using a variety of therapies to promote the happiness and well being of my equine clients. My client list included all levels from ‘happy hackers’ to national competition horses in a most disciplines. I also took direct referrals from veterinary surgeons for rehabilitation cases. The therapies I used include;o Massage,o.

Vascular nurse working with amputees.

Duties: Developing learning material for animal care assistants, veterinary nurses (NVQ and Degree level) and specialist post graduation courses including Human First Aid, Nursing Models, Infection Control, and animal biology. I also taught the required Human First Aid for Veterinary Nurses and Animal Care Assistants

TIA nurse specialist, working on research projects funded by the British Heart Foundation, and run through Cambridge University looking into neuro vascular deficiencies, especially in relation carotid arteries, ischemia changes, stroke and TIA.

Duties: Rapid assessments of patients who have had a stroke, selection of patients for rapid thrombolysis, follow up of patients and ongoing support, health promotion/risk assessment. Training of ward staff in the management of acute patients requiring careful blood pressure management and close observation. The role was autonomous within the multi.

Duties: Care of patients within the unit from those on life support to HDU requirements, training of junior staff and support of relatives. Patients could be on full ventilatory support, requiring cardiac support. Treatments used included dialysis, plasmophoresis and the use of swan-ganz catheters, and intra aortic balloon pumps. This would be alongside.

Duties: I spent six months in the Neuro Intensive Treatment Area as a staff nurse, and six months in the Emergency Surgical Admissions ward, caring for patients and supporting relatives.

Postgraduate Certificate, Academic Practice For Higher Education, Distinction

Positive Psychology

Positive Psychology Practitioner training delivered online by Miriam Akthar and Dr Chris Johnstone. Covering the PERMA+ model..

Motivational Interviewing

Motivational Interviewing and Beyond. Online training module representing 14 hours CPD.

Bsc(Hons), European Nursing

European Nursing BSc(Hons) Certificate in Dutch for Professional Purposes

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