Anjula Raut
Coombs,Australia
Summary
I am a passionate and dedicated nurse graduate awaiting on my registration, ready for transition to new graduate with a strong commitment to providing compassionate, patient-centered care. During my clinical placements, I had the opportunity of working in diverse healthcare environments, including community nursing, rehabilitation, aged care, Day surgical unit, intensive care unit where I developed necessary nursing skills such as patient assessment (Head to toe, A-G, pain assessment), care planning, Medication skills, Communication, teamwork, excellent personal care.
Experienced with patient care, medical procedures, and clinical settings. Utilizes comprehensive nursing knowledge to assist in diverse healthcare needs. Strong understanding of patient assessments, care coordination, and teamwork in dynamic environments.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Student Nurse
MACH
11.2022 - 12.2022
- Finished four weeks of placements as a first year Student Nurse in Community (Maternal and Child health)
- During my first-year placement at MACH, while my hands-on experience was limited, I had the opportunity to observe the vital work of nurses with mothers and children. I learned how nurses provide counselling and support to families, and I gained a deeper understanding of the importance of immunisation in preventing illness. I also observed the process of conducting health assessments in babies, from head-to-toe evaluations, and learned about the collaborative nature of healthcare by connecting with multidisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive care. This experience also highlighted the critical role of advocacy in ensuring the health and wellbeing of both mothers and babies.
Student Nurse
University of Canberra Hospital
- Finished 3 weeks placements as a Student Nurse at University of Canberra Hospital
- I completed a 3-week placement in the Cotter Ward, Slow Stream Rehabilitation Unit at the University of Canberra Hospital, where I worked with patients recovering from a variety of conditions, including spinal cord injuries, strokes, neurogenic conditions, limb weakness, fractures, brain injuries, Parkinson's disease, amputation, and post-orthopaedic surgery. During my placement, I was responsible for taking vital signs and observations, administering subcutaneous injections and medications, and monitoring Blood Glucose Levels (BGLs) under direct supervision of Registered Nurses. I also assisted patients with personal care, including providing bed baths, showers, and feeding, while engaging them in activities of their choice to support their emotional and physical wellbeing.
- Additionally, I used manual handling equipment such as sling hoists and Sara steady lifters to assist with patient transfers. This placement provided me with valuable insights into a range of medical conditions and allowed me to develop skills in providing patient-centered care within my scope of practice. It also reinforced the importance of compassion, clear communication, and teamwork in delivering high-quality care to patients with complex rehabilitation needs.
Student Nurse
Warrigal Stirling
- Finished 4 weeks of placement as a student Nurse at aged care settings in Warrigal Stirling
- During my aged care placement, I had the opportunity to provide holistic and person-centered care to elderly residents with a variety of physical, cognitive, and emotional needs. I assisted with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, feeding, and toileting, while also supporting mobility and fall prevention strategies. I monitored vital signs, managed continence care, and followed care plans tailored to individual residents. This experience deepened my understanding of dementia, palliative care, chronic disease management, and the importance of building therapeutic relationships. I learned how to communicate effectively with residents and families, advocate for their needs, and work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team. Aged care nursing reinforced for me the importance of empathy, patience, and dignity in every aspect of care, and strengthened my commitment to delivering compassionate, high-quality nursing support to older adults.
Student Nurse
The Canberra hospital
- Finished 4 Weeks placement as a Student Nurse at Intensive care unit in The Canberra hospital.
- During my ICU placement, I had the invaluable opportunity to conduct thorough head-to-toe assessments on critically ill patients under the guidance of experienced nurses. I closely monitored vital signs and learned to recognize subtle changes in patient conditions. Working collaboratively with my supervising nurse, I gained exposure to managing patients with complex needs and high acuity. I also had the chance to work alongside a multidisciplinary team—including physiotherapists, dietitians, social workers, and medical staff, to contribute to holistic care and better health outcomes.
- This placement significantly expanded my knowledge of advanced critical care equipment such as ventilators, IV pumps, dialysis machines, cardiac monitors, and patient monitoring systems. I was able to assist in administering medications via IV cannulas and was entrusted with the removal of cannulas and urinary catheters under supervision. Additionally, I gained experience with strict infection control practices, learned the importance of documentation in acute care, and developed confidence in communicating with both patients (when possible) and their families during highly sensitive times. This ICU experience deepened my understanding of patient-centered care in high-pressure environments and strengthened my clinical judgement, time management, and teamwork skills—critical qualities I look forward to bringing into my future nursing practice.
Student Nurse
The Canberra hospital
- Finished 2 Weeks placement as a Student Nurse at Extended day surgery unit - The Canberra hospital
- During my placement in the Day Surgery Unit, I worked closely with both pre-operative and post-operative patients, gaining valuable experience in the full perioperative care cycle. With pre-operative patients, I conducted pre-op checklists, which involved gathering essential patient information such as medical history, allergies, and current medications. I also played a key role in educating patients about their upcoming procedures, ensuring they were well-informed and prepared, and taking vital signs as part of their pre-surgical assessment.
- For post-operative patients, I was responsible for monitoring their recovery based on the type of anaesthesia they received. I closely monitored and documented vital signs, pain scores, and neurovascular observations, while ensuring compliance with ward protocols and post-op monitoring policies. I also supported patients by providing education on what to expect after surgery and offered emotional support and counselling when needed. I was also able to administer IV medications under supervision, which gave me hands-on experience in delivering timely interventions and reinforced the importance of safe medication practices in a surgical setting. Additionally, I collaborated frequently with doctors to ensure patients had appropriate discharge planning in place, this included organizing medical certificates and confirming prescriptions or take-home medications. This placement strengthened my clinical, communication, and patient education skills, and helped me understand the importance of timely, safe, and compassionate care in a fast-paced surgical environment.
Disability Support Worker
Koomarri
- Current
- I am currently working as a disability support worker at Koomarri. My responsibilities include assisting clients with their Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), such as bed baths, showers, toileting, feeding, and other personal care tasks. I am very confident in my manual handling and using equipment such as Sara Steady, Stand-up Lifters, Sling Hoists, etc. I also help clients in accessing community, help them with computer skills, and arts and crafts.
- As a Disability Support Worker, I provided person-centered care to individuals with diverse needs, supporting their independence, dignity, and overall wellbeing. This role enhanced my communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills, while also giving me hands-on experience with tasks closely aligned with nursing, such as personal care, health monitoring, and following care plans.
Assistant in Nursing
Uniting Gordon
- Current
- I also worked as an AIN at uniting, Gordon. My responsibilities include assisting residents with their Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), monitoring vitals, observing changes and notifying registered nurses on any changes in residents physical and emotional condition, supporting residents with dementia, mental health challenges and complex care needs, documenting care provided, participating in handovers.
- Working as an Assistant in Nursing (AIN) has provided me with valuable clinical experience in delivering direct patient care under the supervision of registered nurses. I have assisted with daily living activities, monitored patient wellbeing, and supported the implementation of care plans—all essential components of nursing. This role has strengthened my clinical skills, attention to detail, and ability to work collaboratively in fast-paced healthcare settings, further reinforcing my commitment to becoming a skilled and compassionate nurse.
Student Nurse
Queanbeyan hospital
05.2025 - 06.2025
- Finished 4 weeks of Final placement as a student Nurse at Queanbeyan hospital- Inpatient unit 12/05/2025 – 06/06/2025
- This placement provided me an opportunity to practice working as a Registered Nurse. I managed to take full patient load which helped me prepare myself for transition to new graduate Nurse. It gave me opportunity on getting hands on experience and responsibility which included creating a care plan, administering medications, assisting with personal care, documenting progress note, giving hand over to another shift, communicating with allied health team, communicating with medical officer regarding care, communicating family about the pt’s condition. I also managed to have a good communication with other staffs in the ward including wards man, cleaner, kitchen whenever needed. It was such a delightful experience which foster me into becoming more confident.
Education
Bachelor of Nursing -
University of Canberra
Diploma - Business
Australian harbour international college
01.2022
High school - Biology major with Chemistry and physics
Orchid Higher secondary school
01.2018
Skills
- Medication administration
- Infection control
- Direct patient care
- Vital signs monitoring
- Compassionate communication
- Wound care
- Nursing assessments
- Punctual and reliable
- Emotional support
- Clinical judgment
Certification
- Manual Handling
- First Aid and CPR
- CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support
Languages
Hindi
Professional Working
Nepali
Native or Bilingual
English
Full Professional
Timeline
Student Nurse
Queanbeyan hospital
05.2025 - 06.2025
Student Nurse
MACH
11.2022 - 12.2022
Student Nurse
University of Canberra Hospital
Student Nurse
Warrigal Stirling
Student Nurse
The Canberra hospital
Student Nurse
The Canberra hospital
Disability Support Worker
Koomarri
- Current
Assistant in Nursing
Uniting Gordon
- Current
Diploma - Business
Australian harbour international college
High school - Biology major with Chemistry and physics
Orchid Higher secondary school
Bachelor of Nursing -
University of Canberra
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