Nadine Royle Email & Phone Number

Falkirk, Scotland, United Kingdom

• Assess and manage patients using appropriate urgent and emergency care techniques andreferring patient to most appropriate pathway of care. • Assess the most appropriate method of conveying patients using the relevant equipment andmoving and handling techniques as necessary. • Ensure patients are treated in the most appropriate environment, which may include home orhomely setting • Anticipate paramedic clinical practice by providing supporting interventions to improve patientoutcomes • Ensure that clinical working environment is ready to receive patients at all times.• Responsible for management and security of drug stock including Controlled Drugs and P.O.M.(Prescription Only Medicine) and the safe administration of medications following approvedClinical Guidelines, or service approved Patient Group Directives where indicated.• Communicate relevant patient history, condition and treatment to receiving hospital staff andother relevant professionals.• Maintain a high quality of patient centred care.• Record observations and findings appropriately including adverse incidents and adult and childprotection issues. • Carry out daily inspection of vehicle and report any damage or defects.• Provide effective mentoring to trainee Technician staff and promote and ensure high quality outof hospital care is delivered by competent colleagues. • Supporting the delivery of a flexible ambulance service by utilising professional to professionalworking relationships.• Comply with Infection Prevention and Control policy and procedures at all times and completemandatory update education as required.. • Undertake mandatory training and education as required and responsible for keeping up todate with any new developments and changes to clinical and manual handling and/or bariatrictraining where relevant.

Falkirk, Scotland, United Kingdom

Work closely with patients to transport them as required by the Service as part of scheduled care and as Card 46. Ensuring that patients are comfortable and cared for as according to procedure and individual care needs. Communicate with people of various backgrounds and with various medical conditions and/or mobility complications. Follow health and safety guidelines and policies to do so effectively and safely, always keeping patient care at the heart of what I do. Carry out daily inspection of vehicle. Carry out daily checks of patient care equipment. Drive D1 service vehicles with patient comfort and safety in mind. Assess methods of conveying patients and use informed decisions to do so safely, using equipment and lifting techniques where appropriate. Convey patients to and from hospitals, hospices and their homes and other locations where appropriate. Ensure that patients are transported with appointment times in mind, safely and securely, and deliver them to appropriate staff and carers when required. Transport patients into hospital including to A&E ensuring a full and complete handover is given each time. Administer first aid in line with my scope of practice. Communicate with staff and other services online, in person, on the phone and over the radio systems. Communicate with other medical professionals about the patient's condition. Complete and submit documentation in line with Service requirements. Partake in continual training in person and online. Assist line managers with risk assessments, follow policies and procedures, and carry out other duties and tasks as requested by senior staff.

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

Worked in two different centres as an Animal Care Assistant. Worked with cats, dogs, reptiles, birds and small mammals. Daily tasks included cleaning kennels/enclosures; administered medication in accordance with veterinary advice; grooming; walked dogs; provided enrichment; feeding; monitoring general health and well-being; keeping the centre clean and tidy including public areas, vet rooms, kitchens and walkways. Provided the veterinary team with essential information regarding animals’ behaviour and health; restrained animals for veterinary checks; helped make informed decisions regarding diet for the animals in our care. Worked with dogs who had behavioural needs to help them overcome them; worked to create solid routines for the animals with my colleagues; socialised dogs when appropriate in a safe and controlled environment; created activities for the animals to enjoy within their kennels. Provided information and advice to potential owners; lead “meets” where potential owners met their hopeful pet; made decisions on the suitability of potential owners; provided full and detailed histories and known behaviours of animals to ensure customers were aware and ready to take the animal home. Dealt with difficult situations where animals that I had worked closely with were returned after an unsuccessful rehoming or were euthanised for health reasons. Cared for animals that were still owned by people awaiting court dates and as such required careful treatment. Worked within a large team across the centre to achieve the common goal of upholding good welfare. Worked within smaller teams that changed daily in different departments of the centre. Also worked alone within designated sections to care for animals who were my responsibility for that day. Communicated with other staff, other organisations and with members of the public on a daily basis.

Dunfermline

Worked in a small team to provide veterinary care for a variety of client's pets. Cared for in-patients by recovering them from procedures, grooming them and providing reassurance and comforting. Assisted the clinical team handling the animals and filling prescriptions, and by ensuring appointments run to time. Also assisted with preparing the patients for surgery and other procedures by aiding in the placement of catheters; restraining for induction; preparing intravenous fluid therapy and setting up monitoring equipment. Delivered subcutaneous fluid therapy as boluses. Assisted the reception team to book appointments and serve customers both in person and on the phone. Also carried out administrative duties such as placing and receipting orders; processing BACS payments and cheques; writing letters to debtors and regularly completed the end-of-day banking tasks. Helped to open and close the clinic, and kept all areas of the practice clean including containing infections and cleaning equipment. Gained clinical skills including prepping for surgery; setting up for the veterinarians; choosing appropriate circuits and calculating the associated flow rate; and monitoring patients whilst under general anaesthetic or sedation. My personal responsibilities included radiograph and laboratory safety and maintenance. I ensured that all personnel dosimeters were up to date, that all machinery was in working order and liaised with companies such as IDEXX and PLH to have our on-site equipment serviced or repaired. I also communicated with members of the public as part of my daily role.

Stirling, Stirling, United Kingdom

Regularly worked alone on the premises. Held a personal license for the establishment. Trusted to complete banking and to shut at the end of the night. Worked closely with the public to make them feel welcome, delivered excellent customer service, and kept them safe in accordance to Alcohol Licensing Laws. Part of a small team and responsible for training new staff.

Stirling

Worked predominantly in QGIS to carry out land referencing and create both statutory notice and wayleave plans. Performed internet and telephone based searches to procure land ownership and tenancy details. Completed site visits to liaise with land owners and carry out record of condition surveys. Other duties included the preparation and formatting of letters, reports and spreadsheets; management of data; liaising directly with clients; assisting surveyors and collating information for reports. Gained experience in the use of GeoJot+ and ArcGIS at Galbraith. Worked as part of the Energy department but accepted my own work requests and work to meet the deadlines set by the project manager on the client's end.

Stirling

Carried out general lab practices such as decanting invertebrate samples for storage. Demonstrated good laboratory practice. Handled and disposed of chemicals in a safe manner. Also aided a Masters student in identifying invertebrate samples to order as part of a conservation project. Gave an undergraduate student a one-on-one lesson in identifying Coleoptera to family and Carabidae to species as part of his dissertation. Also given Masters and PhD students an introductory lesson in identifying Carabidae to species.

Stirling, Scotland

Worked as part of a team processing data from a range of surveys carried out at wind farms throughout the UK, both terrestrial and marine. Duties began with receiving the hard copies of the survey cards, scanning and filing them. Then worked digitally to check and log the cards using a data tracker, before entering the data from the cards into site and survey-specific spreadsheets. Using QGIS, I digitised any project-relevant data to be later analysed by the team’s statistical modellers, and stored the digital survey card into Natural Power’s IFS system. At each stage of this process my work was subject to Quality Assurance. Also received some training in creating figures using ArcGIS. Strengthened my teamwork skills, learned the importance of strict protocol, quality assurance, and received training in the use of geographic information services. This was a short term, seasonal contract.

Dalton-In-Furness, England

Keyholder for this establishment. Frequently left in charge while the owners were away. Delivered a high level of customer service. Fulfilled managerial responsibilities such as coordinating staff, placing stock orders, dealing with invoices from suppliers and breweries, and depositing money.

Alexandria, Scotland

Cared for cats brought in by customers (feeding them, changing their litter and bedding, cleaning their runs, administering any medicine, playing with them and grooming them). Followed instruction and procedure, taking into consideration factors such as dietary requirements, intolerances and allergies. Also assisted with caring for my employer's pedigree Siamese cats and helped with the litters of kittens. Also served customers as their cats arrived or left which included making bookings; taking payments; checking veterinary records; taking notes of the cats’ needs and food and litter preferences; and delivered good customer service.

Helensburgh, Scotland

Cared for small rodents, guinea pigs, rabbits, birds, reptiles and fish. Cleaned the animal enclosures weekly, fed them daily and carried out routine health checks. Served customers from behind the till and on the shop floor. Gave advice on animal care and ownership, dealt with stock (orders and rotation) and gave advice on products. Worked as part of a team and individually. Cared for employer's parrots (Macaw and African Grey). Dealt with telephone orders.

Helensburgh, Scotland

Filled this position alongside my position as waitress whilst management were recruiting for a permanent cleaner. Was trusted with keys to the premises and worked before and after opening hours to clean the dining area, kitchen and toilets. Followed protocol and hygiene standards to ensure the premises were fit for food service. Worked alone efficiently and reliably.

Helensburgh, Scotland

Responsible for serving customers, dealing with payments and helping in the kitchen occasionally with food. Cleared and cleaned dishes and kitchen equipment. Received take-away orders over the phone. Often was trusted with money to take to the bank or to replenish stock.

Helensburgh, Scotland

Served customers during usual service hours and at members-only events or booked private functions. Communicated politely with customers and efficiently with kitchen and bar staff to ensure a high quality of service was maintained.