LAIBA SAQIB

I am a dedicated and compassionate Registered Nurse. Seeking to secure a challenging and rewarding position as a registered nurse where I can leverage my strong foundation in nursing, passion for aesthetic medicine, and commitment to delivering high-quality patient care. Eager to apply my knowledge and skills to assist clients in achieving their health goals while maintaining the highest standards of safety and professionalism in a dynamic and innovative healthcare setting. I am committed to upholding the highest standards of patient safety and well-being.

Patient-oriented Nurse with 2 years of diverse experience in direct patient care, staff supervision, and department operations. Skilled at multitasking and prioritising patient needs and daily assignments. Offering expertise surgical and cosmetic specialty.

1. Acacia Living, Menora Gardens (02 December - 22 December 2019) - Resident hygiene care and assistance with ADLs.

 - Vital signs, pain assessment, and urinalysis.

 - Assisting with feeding and catheter insertion.

 - Wound care and falls risk assessment. - ISOBAR handover during shift change.  

2. St. John of God's Hospital, Midland (1st Oct –21 Oct 2020) 

- Medication administration, patient education, and therapy. 

- Patient assessment, admission, and discharge planning. 

- Blood transfusion and contact precautions. 

- ISOBAR handover during shift change. 

 3. St. John of God's Hospital, Murdoch (22nd Nov –20 Nov 2021) 

- Medication management, documentation, and wound care.

 - Admitting and discharging patients. 

- Surgery checklist, clinical observations, and ECG.

 - Exceptional communication and handover. 

4. Joondalup Health Campus, Joondalup (26th June – 21st July 2023) 

- Assessing patients' vital signs, general health, and surgical site conditions is crucial

 - administering medications, including pain relief, antibiotics, and other drugs prescribed to surgical patients. 

- wound care, dressing changes, and monitoring for signs of infection or complications. 

- Caring for patients after surgery involves monitoring recovery, pain management, and addressing any post-operative complications. 

- managing drains, catheters, and other devices. 

- Maintaining strict infection control practices to prevent post-operative infections is vital,  including hand hygiene, proper use of personal protective equipment, and maintaining a clean environment. 

- Assisting with pre-operative preparations and post-op care and recovery.  

 5. Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Nedlands (21st Aug – 01st Oct 2023)

 - Conduct comprehensive A- E assessment, including monitoring vital signs, neurological status,  respiratory status, and cardiac functions.

 - Administer and manage a wide range of medications, including critical care drugs, IV infusions,  and titratable medications, while closely monitoring the effects.

 - ECG Monitoring and Haemodynamic Monitoring

 - assess and respond to changes in a patient's condition, recognizing early signs of deterioration 

- Pain Management, Pressure care, Wound Care - Provide clear communication to patients' families, explaining the patient's condition,  treatments, and prognosis.