Jincy Jasmine Justus

Skilled nursing professional with two years of experience and passion for providing highest quality of behavioural and medical care. Equipped with the latest knowledge, sound understanding of competency and regulations of the New Zealand Nursing practice. Compassionate and empathetic advocate for patients and families. Skilfully assesses health status, develops diagnoses and manages care for patients with acute and chronic concerns. Experienced in structured and unstructured environments, smoothly coordinating multiple activities and competing priorities. Currently looking for a full-time nursing role.

• Nursing practice is provided in a culturally safe manner and supports the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi/Te Tiriti
• Waitangi: protection, participation and self-determination.
• Skilled assessment, planning, implementation of best practice and evaluation. Directs, monitors and evaluates care provided by nurse assistants, and others. Delegation is appropriate.
• Is courteous, diplomatic and positive in working relationships especially in stressful situations
• All practice interventions are managed in a safe and appropriate manner and according to best practice guidelines. e.g. administration of interventions, treatments, medications
• All patients receive a comprehensive and accurate nursing assessment to identify needs, risks and early warning signs that will affect care plans and interventions required. Practice demonstrates skill in clinical health assessment in the clinical setting: Health history, physical examination, risk assessment, diagnostic tests, psychosocial needs, cultural and learning needs. Is alert to the early warning signs and acts proactively.
• Documentation is accurate and maintains confidentiality of information
• Uses therapeutic communication skills a collection of techniques that prioritize the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of patients
• Involved in advocacy when the patient, family/whanau or other team member requests support or has limited abilities in decision making.
• Communicates in a clear, formal and informal style at all levels using a professional, diplomatic and concise approach using oral and written communication.
• Supports Māori oversight and ownership of decision making processes necessary to achieve Māori health equity
• Contributes to interdisciplinary health care using professional knowledge and effective interpersonal relationship
• Relationships with colleagues are professional, positive and collaborative to facilitate and co-ordinate care that achieves health outcome.
• Professional approach recognizes, respects and values the roles and skills of all members of the health care team in the delivery of care