Summary
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Work History
Education
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Caroline Cameron

Summary

As a nurse nearing completion of my PhD, I am deeply committed to advancing healthcare through research and education. With a solid background in clinical practice and a profound understanding of patient care, I am eager to make meaningful contributions to the tertiary education sector. My doctoral journey has equipped me with invaluable skills, and I am excited about the prospect of applying them to teaching, research, and clinical practice within an academic setting.

Overview

9
9
years of professional experience

Work History

Registered Nurse

Te Whatu Ora
02.2022 - Current
  • Provided nursing care to neonates requiring intensive care
  • Prepared neonates for surgery and managed post-operative care appropriately
  • Coordinated the Level 2 Nursery and Parent Infant Nursery
  • Undertook the Surgical and Wound Care Nurse role to support and educate fellow staff on the care of a surgical neonate
  • Completed Preceptorship Program to become a registered preceptor of nurses
  • Attended high risk deliveries as support person to Medical Staff
  • Assisted with resuscitation and stabilisation of neonates before transporting to Neonatal Unit


Neonatal Trained Nurse

Child And Adolescent Health Service
10.2018 - 11.2021
  • Provided general nursing care to neonates from 23 weeks gestation and unwell term babies
  • Coordinated Special Care Nursery 2 and High Dependency Unit
  • Utilised excellent time management techniques to provide appropriate care for up to six neonates and also offered assistance to other staff when required
  • Exercised sound clinical judgment to make appropriate clinical decisions and adjusted care plans accordingly
  • Transport of infants to base hospitals via both air and road
  • Developed good clinical practice research techniques and conducted and recruited families to a multicenter randomised clinical trial

Registered Nurse

Auckland District Health Board
10.2014 - 09.2018
  • Provided general nursing care to neonates from 23 weeks gestation
  • Invoked the Treaty of Waitangi in practice and altered nursing care to reflect the cultural beliefs of family members
  • Actively promoted early discharge planning and liaised with members of the multi-disciplinary team and community support workers to ensure a smooth transition from hospital to home
  • Maintained a high standard of clinical documentation on bed side charts, clinical notes and wellchild books
  • Qualified as a parent CPR trainer, providing resuscitation and back to sleep safety guidelines and education to parents

Education

Ph.D. -

University of Western Australia
Perth, Western Australia
2024

Master of Nursing -

Massey University
Auckland, NZ
2016

Bachelor of Nursing -

University of Auckland
Auckland, NZ
2011

Skills

  • Formulating research hypotheses, conducting literature reviews, collecting and analysing data, writing research proposals, publishing and presenting findings
  • Crafting clear and concise written documents, delivering effective presentations, communicating complex concepts to diverse audiences, and facilitating group discussions and collaborations
  • Prioritising tasks and deadlines, managing multiple projects simultaneously, maintaining accurate records and documentation, adapting to changing schedules, and utilsing time management techniques effectively
  • Utilising software tools such as Microsoft Office Suite and statistical analysis software, familiar with online learning platforms, and competent in utilising social media and online resources for professional networking and outreach
  • Analysing complex problems and situations and generating innovative solutions, evaluating evidence critically, making informed decisions based on data and research findings, adapting approaches in response to new information
  • Inspiring and motivating others, delegating tasks and responsibilities, building and leading collaborative teams, fostering a positive and inclusive work environment, providing mentorship to colleagues and students, and resolving conflicts and addressing interpersonal issues effectively

Affiliations

  • Women in Science
  • Neonatal Nurses College Aotearoa
  • Australian College of Neonatal Nurses

References

References can be provided upon request

Timeline

Registered Nurse

Te Whatu Ora
02.2022 - Current

Neonatal Trained Nurse

Child And Adolescent Health Service
10.2018 - 11.2021

Registered Nurse

Auckland District Health Board
10.2014 - 09.2018

Ph.D. -

University of Western Australia

Master of Nursing -

Massey University

Bachelor of Nursing -

University of Auckland
Caroline Cameron