Vineetha Rahul

• Assessment : Conduct thorough assessments of patients, including physical, emotional, and psychological needs.
• Care Planning : Develop individualized care plans based on assessments, patient needs, and doctor recommendations.
• Administering Medications : Administer prescribed medications and treatments according to protocols and monitor patient responses.
• Monitoring and Documentation : Continuously monitor patients for changes in condition, ensuring that updates are documented accurately in medical records.
• Wound Care : Manage wounds, dressings, and ensure proper hygiene for patients recovering from surgeries or injuries.
• IV and Catheter Insertion : Insertion and management of intravenous lines, catheters, and other medical devices.
• Supervising Staff : Oversee the work of junior nurses and nursing assistants, providing guidance and ensuring high standards of care are met.
• Mentorship : Provide training and mentorship to new or less experienced nursing staff.
• Delegating Tasks : Assign and prioritize nursing duties to ensure the smooth operation of the ward.
• Team Collaboration : Work closely with doctors, physiotherapists, and other healthcare professionals to provide coordinated care.
• Conflict Resolution : Address conflicts or challenges within the team or with patients/families and resolve issues effectively.
• Health Education : Educate patients and families about treatment plans, procedures, and post-discharge care.
• Discharge Planning : Ensure that patients are adequately prepared for discharge, including educating them about aftercare and follow-up appointments.
• Infection Control : Adhere to infection control policies and ensure practices are followed to minimize risks to patients.
• Emergency Preparedness : Respond to emergencies, including cardiac arrest or sudden changes in a patient's condition, and coordinate rapid interventions.
• Regulation Compliance : Ensure that all activities comply with healthcare regulations, policies, and standards.
• Shift Management : Manage the daily operations of the ward during their shift, ensuring that patient care runs smoothly.
• Reports and Documentation : Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of patient care, treatment plans, and progress notes.
• Resource Management : Ensure that equipment, medications, and supplies are available and used appropriately in the ward.
• Participating in Audits : Be involved in audits and assessments to improve care quality, safety, and operational efficiency.
• Staying Updated : Keep abreast of the latest research, clinical practices, and advancements in medical-surgical nursing.

As a Registered Nurse at International Modern Hospital Dubai, I had the opportunity to provide high-quality patient care in a fast-paced and culturally diverse environment. My experience at this renowned hospital has allowed me to further develop my clinical skills and expand my knowledge in various specialties.

• Assessed and monitored patients' conditions

• Managed ward supplies for seamless healthcare delivery.

• Administered medications and treatments as prescribed

• Collaborated with interdisciplinary healthcare team

• Educated patients and their families on health management

• Assessment & Monitoring: Ability to assess patients' conditions through physical exams, lab results, vital signs, and patient history.
• IV Insertion & Medication Administration: Proficient in administering medications (oral, IV, and injections) and managing IV lines.
• Wound Care: Skilled in cleaning, dressing, and monitoring wounds, including surgical wounds and pressure ulcers.
• Pain Management: Ability to assess and manage pain through medications and non-pharmacological interventions.
• Patient Education: Providing patients and families with instructions about medications, procedures, and recovery after surgery.
• Monitoring Post-Operative Recovery: Assessing patients after surgery for complications like infection, bleeding, or respiratory distress
• Problem-Solving: Ability to identify problems or changes in a patient's condition and act quickly.
• Team Collaboration: Working with doctors, specialists, and other healthcare professionals as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Medical Knowledge: Deep understanding of various conditions, their management, and surgical procedures.
• Emergency Response: Ability to recognize and respond to medical emergencies, including heart attacks, strokes, and respiratory failure.
• Coping with High-Stress Environments: Managing the challenges of working in fast-paced environments and dealing with critically ill patients.

• Assessment & Monitoring: Ability to assess patients' conditions through physical exams, lab results, vital signs, and patient history.
• IV Insertion & Medication Administration: Proficient in administering medications (oral, IV, and injections) and managing IV lines.
• Wound Care: Skilled in cleaning, dressing, and monitoring wounds, including surgical wounds and pressure ulcers.
• Pain Management: Ability to assess and manage pain through medications and non-pharmacological interventions.
• Patient Education: Providing patients and families with instructions about medications, procedures, and recovery after surgery.
• Monitoring Post-Operative Recovery: Assessing patients after surgery for complications like infection, bleeding, or respiratory distress
• Problem-Solving: Ability to identify problems or changes in a patient's condition and act quickly.
• Team Collaboration: Working with doctors, specialists, and other healthcare professionals as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Medical Knowledge: Deep understanding of various conditions, their management, and surgical procedures.
• Emergency Response: Ability to recognize and respond to medical emergencies, including heart attacks, strokes, and respiratory failure.
• Coping with High-Stress Environments: Managing the challenges of working in fast-paced environments and dealing with critically ill patients.