Abena Appiah-Brenyah

• Administered medications and treatments as prescribed by physicians.
• .Contributed valuable input during interdisciplinary team meetings by sharing insights from directpatient interactions.
• Managed time efficiently to prioritize patient needs while maintaining a high level of organization within a fast-paced environment.
• Monitored patients'' vital signs and reported any abnormalities to the physician promptly, contributing to timely interventions.

As a clinical nurse in ED Shortstay, I take on the responsibility for professional leadership for the unit on the absence of a Nurse Grade 7.

• I also act as a clinical and educational resource based on skills and experience.
• Responsible for leading National Standard 8 (Recognising and responding to acute deterioration)
• Organise training calendar for the unit Contribute to quality healthcare through lifelong learning and professional development of self through undertaking post graduate and short courses for self improvement as well as others.
• Lead a team in conjunction with a Nurse Grade 7 to assist and support with shift coordination.

As a Registered Nurse in ED Shortystay, my duties were to provide critical care, assess patient and collaborate with the healthcare professionals to ensure swift and effective medical attention.

• Actively participate in educational activities to meet relevant standards.
• Contribute to positive health outcomes by participate in quality initiatives such as audits.
• Facilitate learning opportunities for self including performance appraisal process. Quality improvement project 2021.

As a nurse working at Coronary Care Unit, it was my responsibility to provide critical care to patients with serious heart conditions.

• It was my duty to focus on administering medications, monitoring vital signs and performing advance life support interventions. Caring for patients pre and post diagnostic procedures such as angiogram.
• Patient education post procedure and discharge.
• Cardiac assessment and monitoring