Manpreet Dhillon

• Performing admission assessments on new admissions.
• Assessing, monitoring, and evaluating care needs.
• Conducting daily nursing assessments and developing a care plan according to the results.
• Performing wound care.
• Performing procedures such as IDC insertion.
• Looking after patients with PICC, assessing, and documenting appropriately.
• Looking after dementia and delirium patients, utilizing non-pharmacological interventions to provide care for them.
• Supported medical staff in providing quality patient care.
• Administered medications and other treatments based on physician orders.
• Provided emotional support to patients and their families during difficult times.
• Performing handover using ISBAR to communicate all relevant information.

• Caring for patients with acute and chronic respiratory conditions.
• Looking after patients with ICC insertion-assessing and appropriately documenting all assessments
• Assessing respiratory function (e.g. lung auscultation, SpO₂ monitoring, peak flow measurement).
• Managing oxygen therapy, nebulisers, CPAP/BiPAP, airvo
• Educating patients on inhaler technique, smoking cessation, and self-management of conditions like asthma and COPD.
• Monitoring and managing patients with pneumonia, COVID-19, asthma, COPD, bronchiectasis, and interstitial lung diseases.
• Caring for patients with kidney disease including patients on dialysis
• Monitoring fluid balance, electrolytes, and kidney function indicators (e.g. creatinine, urea).
• Providing care before, during, and after haemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis.
• Managing vascular access devices (e.g. AV fistulas, central lines).
• Supporting patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and acute kidney injury (AKI).
• Educating patients about renal diets, fluid restrictions, and transplant care.
• Coordinating with multidisciplinary teams (nephrologists, dietitians, social workers).
• Provides care for patients with GI disorders, both acute and chronic conditions
• Assessing and managing GI symptoms: nausea, vomiting, pain, bleeding, altered bowel function.
• Administering and managing medications (e.g. PPIs, antiemetics, laxatives)
• Supporting patients with inflammatory bowel diseases (Crohn's, ulcerative colitis), liver disease, GI cancers, pancreatitis, and irritable bowel syndrome.
• Managing feeding tubes (NG, PEG) and stoma care.
• Patient education around nutrition and stoma care

• Coordinated discharge planning activities including arranging follow up appointments or referrals for additional services.
• Monitored vital signs, administered injections, and performed wound care.
• Evaluated effectiveness of interventions through ongoing assessment of patient responses.
• Provided emotional support and comfort to families during difficult times.
• Assessed, planned, implemented and evaluated nursing care for assigned patients.
• Collaborated with doctors to plan post-treatment home care and prevent return hospitalization.
• Perform admission assessments and required paperwork.
• Supervising enrolled nurses with whom you work during shifts
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• Delivered nursing-related services under supervision of Registered Nurse.
• Measured and recorded food and liquid intake and output and reported changes to nursing staff.
• Learned and demonstrated proper technique for assisting patients in walking with or without assistive devices.
• Provided basic patient care by bathing and grooming patients, changing bedding and assisting in feeding activities.
• Recognized and reported abnormalities or changes in patients' health status to nursing staff.

320 hours of placements at Palliative Care Ward

• Assessed and evaluated patient's physical and emotional needs to provide appropriate care under the supervision of nurse.
• Provided comfort measures, such as pain management, symptom control and end-of-life care.
• Coordinated with other healthcare professionals to ensure continuity of care across settings.
• Monitored changes in a patient's condition and reported any concerns or issues to the physician immediately.
• Assisted terminally ill patients with bathing, grooming and dressing.
• Delivered respectful, compassionate care to each patient and family member.

240 hours of placements at Day Surgery and Post Op Stay unit

• Documented information about patient care, vitals and other assessments such as wound care, waterlow score, AWS , falls risks assessment and head to toe assessments as per their care plan to provide safe care.
• Took four patients load and provided care to them under the supervision of nurse and communicated changes in patient's conditions to my allocated nurse.
• Able to provide information to my patient regarding the surgery that has been performed and how to look after themselves and signs and symptoms to watch when they get discharged from hospital.
• Learned about different types of surgeries that patient had and what are the important things to consider while caring for them after surgery. For example, if patient has Parecoxib during surgery, they can't have anti-inflammatories for next 24 hours.
• Able to perform pre-operative checklist for patients and making sure the consent is being signed and valid and performing relevant assessment related to procedure done for patient and documenting it appropriately. For example, for intensive surgeries make sure group and hold in place and valid, Urine test is done for patient with urology procedures to make sure there are not at risk of infection and pregnancy test is done for patient with gynae procedures to check whether they are pregnant or not.

240 hours of placements at General Medical Ward

• Performing regular assessments such as vital signs to develop a baseline for patients, conducting assessment such as head to toe, waterlow score, falls risk depending on patient situation to make changes to care plan of patients.
• Performing BGL'S for patients with diabetes and administering insulin as charted.
• Looking after patients with PEG and NGT- performing flushes and feed regime to maintain line competency and provide nutrition to patients.
• Administering subcutaneous injection to patients with risk of developing blood clots.
• Giving medication to patients and educating on indication of prescribed medication to ensure medication safety.
• Preparing and administering IVabs .
• Documenting performed assessments and handing over to staff members using ISBAR.
• Engaging in communication with patients and their family members and communicating their concerns to appropriate health professionals to develop a therapeutic relationship.

• Maintained clean and well-organized environment for client happiness and safety.
• Followed safe lifting and transferring techniques to transport residents.
• Followed care plan and directions to administer medications.
• Worked closely with clinical staff to support therapeutic and behavioral plans.
• Laundered clothing and bedding to prevent infection.
• Reported concerns to nurse supervisor to promote optimal care.
• Supported bathing, dressing and personal care needs.

120 Hours of placements at Innisfail Hospital

• Conducting vital signs and monitoring patients for abnormal EWS.
• Performing assessments according to patient conditions and documenting it accurately and timely.
• Performing wound care using ANTT approach and wound assessment to able to identify the extent of wound recovery.
• Administering subcutaneous injections.
• Giving medications to patients with adequate knowledge of indication to be able to educate my patients.
• Assisting patients with activities of daily living.
• Performing handover using ISBAR.

120 hours of placements at Paediatrics Ward

• Performing regular vital signs.
• Monitoring nasogastric pumps to provide feed.
• Learn to set the pump to administer antibiotics through machines.

12o hours of placements at Rehabilitation Ward

• Performing vital signs.
• Performing documentation of performed assessments.
• Learned to operate mobilization equipments to assist patients with transfers.
• Assisting patients with activities of daily living.

80 hours of placements at Medical 3

• Performed vital signs.
• Assist patients with activities of daily living.
• Learned to interact with patients and build therapeutic relationship.