Julia Daws

• Fulfilled the responsibilities of Registered Nurse in a unit providing care for high acuity comorbid patients.
• Planned, implemented, and assessed nursing care of patients requiring non-invasive and high flow oxygen, telemetry, peripheral and central lines, surgical drains, and other devices.
• Utilised the skills of peripheral cannulation and phlebotomy, assisting with the teaching and development of these skills within the unit.
• Contributed to unit development by participating in the communicating for safety quality portfolio.
• Empowered the team through a specialty transition, contributing to the provision of high quality and compassionate palliative care.

Adapted to changing roles and responsibilities required as a Registered Nurse in different specialties.

Developed effective workload management by experiencing the different priorities and challenges of various units across GCHHS.

Admitted patients requiring emergency care, developing strong primary and secondary assessment skills.

Adhered to established guidelines, protocols, and procedures, working within scope of practice.

Demonstrated increased autonomy and skills moving from a beginner to an experienced practitioner.

Acquired fundamental skills and engaged in further learning, achieving cannulation and phlebotomy.