ALFANA SHAZMEEM

I am a dedicated and compassionate enrolled nurse (EN) holding an Ahpra nursing license foundation with a solid foundation in healthcare practices and patient-centred care experience for 12 months.

Currently, I have an Australian immunisation record verified, I hold valid working with children worker, valid full driver's license, medicare, and full working rights with no restrictions and a clean valid police record.

Throughout my training and clinical experience, I have developed proficiency in administering medications accurately and safely using Pyxis systems, observing and documenting patient conditions meticulously, and supporting registered nurses (RNs) in delivering comprehensive care plans.

My commitment to patient well-being is reflected in my proactive approach to patient monitoring and my ability to respond effectively in emergencies. I prioritize clear communication and teamwork, ensuring seamless coordination with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to achieve optimal patient outcomes.

I am eager to contribute my skills and passion for nursing to new facilities, where I can continue to grow professionally while providing compassionate and competent care to patients.

• Hold Australian Enrolled Nursing license APHRA Hold New Zealand Annual Practicing Certificate Number 333423, licensed registered enrolled nursing (NZNC) New Zealand Nursing Council.
• Completed the "Professional Development and Recognition Program" (PDRP), which is a structured framework used in healthcare and other professions to support ongoing professional development and recognise achievements. In the context of healthcare, PDRP typically involves nurses and other healthcare professionals documenting their learning, clinical practice, and professional contributions against set criteria to demonstrate their competence and growth.

• Auditor in a resource role for bedrail / delirium at Te whatu Ora Middlemore hospital.

Auditors in geriatric care oversee bedrail use for safety and compliance, ensuring documentation and staff education. They monitor delirium through assessment protocols, collect data on incidence and interventions, and lead quality improvement efforts. By ensuring adherence to guidelines and promoting best practices, auditors enhance patient safety and care quality in geriatric settings, addressing risks associated with bedrail's and delirium effectively.