Nishita Neupane

Enthusiastic and quick-learning graduate of Torrens University (Think Education) with a strong foundation in clinical skills and evidence-based practice. Eager to utilize my knowledge and compassionate nature in a dynamic hospital setting. Excellent communication and teamwork skills, ready to contribute to a positive and supportive healthcare team.

• APHRA Registration: NMW0002807185
• Police check
• Flu vaccination
• Covid vaccinations
• Wwcc

• - Completed Aged care placement in Baulkham hills summit care: (80hrs.)

-  Helped patients with bathing, oral hygiene, grooming, getting in and out of bed, standing and walking.

- Recognized and reported abnormalities and/or changes in patients' health status to RN.

- Monitored and assisted residents through individual service plans modulated by the facility.

- Assisted patients into and out of bed, automobile and wheelchair, to lavatory and up 
and down stairs.

• - Completed primary health care placement in Kenyon St Medical Centre:( 80 hrs.)

- Provided preventive care, such as      vaccinations and screenings.

- Provided direct patient care, including      administering medications, taking vital signs, and monitoring      for complications.

- Educated patients about their health      conditions and treatment plans.

- Managed and coordinate patient care plans.

Provide health education and outreach to underserved communities

• - Completed mental health placement in The Hills clinic : (80hrs.)

-  conducted assessments, providing therapeutic interventions, offering support and companionship, and monitoring for safety concerns.

- Accurately documented patient interactions, observations, and progress is crucial for effective care and continuity.

- Collaborated with other mental health professionals, such as psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers, to ensure comprehensive care.

• - Completed acute care placement in Westmead rehabilitation hospital: (160hrs.)

- Patient care: Took vital signs, administered medications, provided basic care, and offered emotional support are all part of your daily routine.

- Communication: Collaborated with doctors, nurses, therapists, and other healthcare professionals is crucial for ensuring coordinated patient care.

- Documentation: Accurately charted observations, progress notes, and medication administration is essential for patient safety and continuity of care.

· Learning and development: Attended lectures, workshops, and bedside teaching sessions will constantly expand your knowledge base.

• Rajendra Basel, Director and RN at Brightstar Nursing Australia, 0425 416 868
• Samira khan, EN at west mead rehabilitation hospital, 0402 729 139