. responsible for evaluating and monitoring each patient’s progress, responding quickly to physiological changes and ensuring a safe and positive patient health outcome.• prioritises delivery of excellent patient care and safety in an efficient and timely manner.• providing comprehensive patient assessment and delivery of patient centered care• assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating nursing care in collaboration withindividuals and the multidisciplinary health care team.• being able to make swift and sophisticated judgements on patients’ needs,• communicating clearly with patients and their families and providing support and educationto patients and families• perform initial work-up includes collecting information and documenting clearly aboutpatient’ presenting complaint, primary survey, medical history, allergies, medications andnext of kin information, performing baseline vital signs, GCS, ECG, neurological andneurovascular observation.• perform further patient work-up: intravenous cannulation, venepuncture, continuouscardiac monitoring, secondary assessment or focused assessment based on patient’presenting complaint.• commence treatment as guided by the doctor such as analgesia, IV antibiotics, IV therapy,wound dressing etc…

Registered Nurse - High Dependency Unitresponsible and accountable for the assessment, planning, implementation and evaluationof the care needs for patients ensuring safe practice and maintaining high standards of care.• maintain effective communication with patients, relatives and other members of themultidisciplinary team to ensure that appropriate information is shared and patient needsare met• provide comprehensive care for patients who are admitted after major surgery i.e. openheart surgery, cardiothoracic surgery, major abdominal, cervical, spinal surgery, complexmedical and surgical conditions, critical electrolytes imbalance.• provide care for patient required non-invasive ventilation including BiPAP, CPAP, High flowoxygen therapy and patient having tracheostomy.• provides invasive monitoring and support for patients with or at risk of developing acute (oracute-on-chronic) single-organ failure, particularly where the predicted risk of clinicaldeterioration is high or unknown.• administration of intravenous drugs via intravenous cannula and central venous lines,establish, increase, wean, titrate potent drug infusions i.e. inotropes and sedation oncritically ill patient whilst continuously observing and monitoring them.• set up and care of invasive monitoring systems such as, central venous catheters and arterialcatheters, obtaining blood specimens from arterial lines and central venous lines, arterialblood gas interpretation and analysis and acting on results.

providing comprehensive care to neurosurgery and neurology patients who are sufferingneurological disease such as stroke, cerebral tumours, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosisand Guillain-Barre syndrome or have undergone cervical/lumbar/spinal surgery, insertion ofVP shunt or craniotomy.• performing routine post-anaesthetic observations, assessing patient using the ABCDapproach, early recognising clinical deterioration in post-operative patients, managing andescalating effectively to healthcare team, carrying out nursing care in accordance withpostoperative note and orders.• preparing a patient before an operation, providing psychological support, pain managementinformation and providing techniques on how to prevent post-operative complications andundertaking pre-operative routine following perioperative checklist.• ongoing monitoring, assessing and managing pain, evaluating the effectiveness of treatment,referring patient to pain management team for unrelieved pain.• monitoring efficacy, sedation score and side effects of complex analgesic techniquesincluding PCA, epidural and continuous opioid infusion; providing patient education aboutanalgesia technique/device and performing correct documentation.

• perform clinical procedures / assessments according to the approved protocol requirements,Nucleus Network (NN) standard operating procedures and guideline for good clinicalpractice (ICH-GCP)• assist in the coordination / supervision of staff and participants within the clinical unit,troubleshooting any on study issues that arise on a day to day basis in consultation with theNurse Unit Manager and / or Project Team• administer Investigational Product, prescription, and concomitant medications via all routes(i.e. IV / IM / SC / PO etc.)• understand the potential adverse reactions / on-study procedure requirements of all clinicaltrials conducted• monitor and manage adverse events according to NN standards of practice or the protocoland manage emergency situations as per NN standards of practiceNHAT MINH (MAX) BUI – CURRICULUM VITAE 5• provide nursing care and monitor the wellbeing of patients/volunteers when on study,taking appropriate actions• complete relevant all documentation in a contemporaneous, accurate and legible manner inaccordance with ICH-GCP• participate in collection, processing, storage and tracking of biological samples• assist in training / mentoring of junior clinical staff in clinical procedures and facilityorientation as delegated to by the Nurse Unit Manager• participate in group meetings aimed at identifying operational problems and developingsolutions

responsible for administrative duties, coordinating participant screening/outpatientappointments.• performing clinical procedures, health assessments and diagnostic services including vitalsigns, ECG, venepuncture, blood processing, as well as managing adverse events and datacollection.• always following approved protocol requirements and standard clinical procedures

provided care to clients in low and high care needs.• provided optimal care and built good rapport with residents whilst assisting with theiractivities of daily living.• performing duties in accordance with the facility’s policy, care plans and Victorian Aged Carestandards.