Annabelle Kimmins

• Managed the business and personal life of a criminal defence barrister.
• Managed banking and investment properties.
• Scanned documents into electronic format for storage in a secure database system.
• Processed invoices and maintained a paid/unpaid system.
• Answered incoming calls and emails promptly, while managing the schedule accordingly.
• Made briefs of evidence for various cases including murder, rape, drug offences and fraud.
• Attended court for murder trials
• Deciphered autopsies and medical records of complainants and witnesses.
• Run errands such as dry cleaning, getting lunch, and delivering briefs to other lawyers.
• Dictating legal documents.
• Destroying legal evidence once the case is complete.
• Organising flights and accommodation for business trips.

Peadiatrics

• Obtained and monitored vitals per different age groups.
• Monitored patient vital signs and symptoms, responding rapidly to changes in condition and initiating appropriate interventions.
• Observed strict safety measures, including checking medication dosages before administration to patients.
• Assisted in restraining patients for sedation for procedures such as stitches and realigning broken bones.
• Educated patients and parents on their conditions, medications, treatments, and follow-up care instructions.
• Answered patient questions and provided take-home materials for further information.
• Operated and maintained emergency department equipment, performing regular checks for functionality and safety.
• Documented all patient interactions, assessments, and interventions in electronic health records with accuracy.
• Assisted in preparing patients for diagnostic imaging, procedures, or surgical transfers.

Minor Illness and Injuries Clinic

• Assisted in monitoring vitals during procedures where patients were sedated.
• Assisted in minor surgical procedures and provided post-operative care, ensuring optimal patient outcomes.
• Wound care.
• Coordinated with other healthcare professionals to develop patient treatment plans.
• Maintained accurate patient records and documentation in accordance with hospital policies and procedures.
• Identified potential risks associated with a variety of medical conditions.
• Administered critical IV medications to stabilise patients for assessment and treatment.
• Administered medications, treatments, and vaccines as prescribed, adhering to strict safety protocols.
• Administered oral, IV and intramuscular medications and monitored patient reactions.
• Conducted patient assessments and diagnostic tests to provide the Dr with important patient health information.

Short Stay (paediatrics and adults)

• Medication administration.
• Maintained a safe and clean work environment by adhering to infection control policies and procedures.
• Provided emergency medical services to patients with serious injuries or illnesses.
• Facilitated referrals for further evaluation or treatment if needed.
• Maintained open and clear communication with physicians to coordinate effective patient care.
• Performed comprehensive assessments of patients presenting with a wide range of acute conditions in a high-volume emergency department.

Resus

• High acuity patients.
• Monitored vital signs of critically ill patients in the emergency department.
• Cared for patients experiencing acute traumas, including cardiac arrests, strokes and seizures.
• Responded to emergency situations with speed, expertise and level-headed approaches to provide optimal care, support and life-saving interventions.
• Ensured proper operation of equipment used in the emergency department, such as ECG machines and defibrillators.
• Responded quickly and effectively to life-threatening emergencies.
• Monitored patient conditions to identify concerning changes and mitigate symptoms.
• Facilitated seamless transfer of patients to other units or facilities, ensuring continuity of care.

• Perform basic nursing assessments (e.g., vital signs, pain scores, neurovascular assessments) under supervision.
• Maintained accurate and detailed documentation in accordance with hospital policy.
• Assist with personal care: hygiene, toileting, feeding, and mobility.
• Administer medications under supervision.
• Observe and assist in clinical procedures (e.g., wound care, catheterisation, IV therapy).
• Participate in bedside handover and multidisciplinary rounds to facilitate care plans, treatment options and patient education.
• Monitor for clinical deterioration and escalate concerns promptly
• Maintain infection control and standard precautions at all times.
• Provide compassionate, person-centred care for patients and families coping with cancer or life-threatening illnesses/diseases.
• Observe and assist in the management of central lines (e.g., PICC, CVAD) under supervision.
• Assist with symptom management (e.g., pain, breathlessness, nausea)
• Deliver end-of-life and palliative care with sensitivity and respect

• Conduct and document routine observations (vital signs, bowel charts, fluid balance).
• Assist with management of patients with GI disorders (e.g., IBD, liver disease, pancreatitis).
• Monitor and assist with nasogastric (NG) tubes, PEG feeds, and stoma care under supervision.
• Perform basic wound care, especially for abdominal surgeries or drain sites.
• Monitor nutritional intake and assist with nutritional support plans.
• Provide education and support on bowel health, stoma care, and dietary needs.
• Escalate concerns such as GI bleeding, abdominal pain, or signs of deterioration promptly.
• Maintain infection prevention standards, especially for infectious gastroenteritis cases.
• Monitor respiratory status closely (SpO2, RR, work of breathing, pain with breathing).
• Observe and assist with management of chest drains, including drainage volume and tidaling.
• Support early mobilisation to prevent post-op respiratory complications.
• Provide pain assessment and management, particularly for post-thoracotomy pain.
• Monitor for complications such as pneumothorax, haemothorax, or infection.
• Collaborate with physiotherapists, respiratory nurses, and the surgical team.
• Assist with wound care and drain site management
• Educate and support patients and families pre- and post-surgery regarding recovery and discharge.

• Assist with admission and assessment of trauma patients (e.g., fractures, dislocations, post-op patients).
• Perform and document vital signs, neurovascular observations (circulation, movement, sensation) regularly.
• Assist with pre- and post-operative care, including monitoring for complications (e.g., DVT, infection).
• Support pain assessment and management using pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods.
• Observe and assist in wound care, including surgical sites, external fixators, and drain management.
• Assist with the application and care of casts, traction, braces, and slings under supervision.
• Facilitate early mobilisation and support physiotherapy plans.
• Maintain ADLs (hygiene, feeding, toileting).
• Educate patients on mobility aids (e.g., crutches, walkers) and post-op care.
• Maintain pressure area care and repositioning to prevent complications from immobility.
• Monitor for signs of compartment syndrome and escalate promptly.
• Document nursing care accurately and contribute to discharge planning.
• Collaborate with the multidisciplinary team including physios, doctors, and occupational therapists.
• Support patients emotionally after traumatic injuries and during rehabilitation.

• Assisted with activities of daily living such as bathing, grooming, dressing, eating and toileting.
• Encouraged independence by assisting with mobility issues and providing instruction on safety precautions.
• Responded quickly to emergency situations involving elderly clients.
• Collaborated with family members to ensure that all client needs were met.
• Reported any changes in health or behaviour to nursing staff members promptly.
• Assisted nurses with patient assessments, wound dressings and other medical procedures when needed.
• Provided companionship and emotional support to elderly clients.
• Observed patients for changes in physical, emotional, mental or behavioral condition and injuries.
• Followed safe lifting and transferring techniques to transport residents.
• Maintained clean and well-organized environment for client happiness and safety.
• Encouraged residents to participate in activities of daily living to enhance personal dignity.
• Monitored vital signs and medication use, documenting variances, and concerning responses.