Aged Care Nursing placement
Blue Care Aged care
- Provided resident care, including dementia support, wound care, medications, and palliative care.
Ann Mariya Sunil
Toowoomba,Australia
Summary
Compassionate Graduate Registered Nurse with current AHPRA registration (Division 1) and a Bachelor of Nursing Science from the University of Southern Queensland (GPA 5.61). Experienced in aged care, chronic disease management, dementia support, and palliative care through clinical placements and employment as a Personal Care Worker. Skilled in medication administration, wound care, holistic assessment, and providing safe, person-centred care. Recognised for empathy, patience, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to build trusting relationships with residents, families, and multidisciplinary teams. Seeking a Graduate Nurse position in aged care to support residents’ dignity, wellbeing, and quality of life.
Work History
Perioperative Nursing
St Vincent’s Hospital
Toowoomba
- Company Overview: Toowoomba
- Assisted in anaesthetic, surgical, and recovery phases; strengthened teamwork in high-acuity care.
- Toowoomba
Mental Health Nursing
Kobi House
Toowoomba
- Company Overview: Bamal Inpatient Unit
- Supported clients with complex needs using therapeutic communication and care planning.
- Bamal Inpatient Unit
Medical/Surgical Nursing
St Andrews Hospital
- Performed assessments, vital signs, IV therapy, wound management, and discharge planning.
Education
Bachelor of Nursing Science -
University of Southern Queensland
Skills
- Chronic disease management
- Dementia and cognitive support
- Medication administration & safety
- Holistic assessments & vital signs monitoring
- Wound care & infection prevention
- Family communication & advocacy
- Cultural safety and sensitivity
- Team collaboration & resilience
References
Available upon request
Timeline
Aged Care Nursing placement
Blue Care Aged care
Perioperative Nursing
St Vincent’s Hospital
Mental Health Nursing
Kobi House
Medical/Surgical Nursing
St Andrews Hospital
Bachelor of Nursing Science -
University of Southern Queensland