Emma Clough

• Enhanced patient care and response times through collaboration with multi-disciplinary staff.
• Monitored inpatient bed utilisation, facilities, and staff to ensure optimal resource allocation.
• Maintained patient confidentiality while communicating with compassion and empathy.
• Demonstrated effective problem-solving skills, resolving issues efficiently.
• Directed and supervised medical, clerical, and maintenance personnel with thorough evaluations.
• Leave replacement as Acting Operations Manager in 2024.
• Leave replacement as Acting Access Manager recently this year.

• Graduation year in 2006, rotating through medical and surgical wards, paediatrics, theatre, gynecology, and aged care.
• Critical care rotations through the intensive care unit and the emergency department in 2008.
• Remained on the casual roster while in another position in community health.

Administered Advanced Life Support and Basic Life Support in critical situations.

Managed intubation and ventilation to ensure airway patency.

Executed intravenous cannulation for effective medication delivery.

Utilised GEM/Istat devices for pathology analysis and interpretation.

Demonstrated no lift competency in patient handling practices.

Facilitated Patient-Controlled Analgesia for narcotic administration.

Interpreted laboratory results and diagnostic tests as needed.

Formulated action plans during emergencies or high-demand periods.

Conducted mental health assessments and facilitated referrals for students.

Implemented sexual education programs to promote awareness and safety.

Delivered health education and support, enhancing student knowledge.

Developed health awareness initiatives to encourage healthy lifestyle choices.

Coordinated career education in 2014, including career counselling and guidance.

Managed VET programs and school-based apprenticeships to provide practical opportunities.

Arranged work experience placements to prepare students for future careers.

Provided intensive care in High Dependency Unit for critical patients from Northern Australia and South East Asia.

Administered Advanced Life Support techniques to stabilise critically ill patients.

Executed Basic Life Support procedures effectively in emergency situations.

Demonstrated medications competency by managing complex medication regimens.

Cared for patients in critical states, ensuring timely interventions and monitoring.

Contributed to three-month volunteer program in Kenya, focusing on medical camp organization.

Assisted with wound clinics to provide essential care to patients.

Engaged with children at Babies Orphanage, offering companionship and support.