Mark Palmer

• Work across Sydney Hospital's learning new skills
• Surgical,Orthopaedic Wards.
• Digital platforms for administration competent.
• Performed accurate documentation of patient assessments, interventions, and outcomes in compliance with regulatory standards.
• Administered medications via oral, IV, and intramuscular injections and monitored responses.
• Performed routine wound care and dressing changes on schedule.
• Promoted a safe and comfortable healing environment by addressing patient concerns promptly and professionally.
• Educated patients on disease management, self-care techniques, and wellness strategies to improve long-term health outcomes.
• Improved patient satisfaction ratings by delivering compassionate and personalized care.

• I have worked in the rehab sector for the last 8 years as a RN, and have thoroughly enjoyed the work. Worked with the patients, staff and allied health workers. I have learnt to work with stroke patients, medical, ortho post operatively and to foster their recovery till they well enough to be discharged home.
• As a registered nurse I have had the opportunity to learn many different aspects of nursing, encouraging independence, liaising with allied staff for the recovery and speaking with and updating geriatrician doctors on their patients development.
• Key responsibilities
• Administer medications intravenously and orally
• Respond to MET calls, document and handover to HIC.
• Deliver high patient care
• Organise and Prioritise Individualised nursing care plans for patients
• Promote safety and efficiency with monthly checks
• Achievements
• Team Leader and Hospital In-Charge
• Student mentor for students in their practicals
• Employee of the month (E.E.N)

Casual work in E.D, Surgical, Coronary Ward and Medical Wards

• Reporting and updating the Senior nurse in-charge on my patients
• Handover and update nurses for transfers and deteriorating patients
• Mutitask on a shift-to-shift basis
• Responsibility over own patient loads
• Achievements
• Flexible rotation in high acuity wards
• Rapid Response CERS Trained