SAVITA Chauhan

• Delivered comprehensive clinical assessments: completed evaluations, interventions, and care reviews aligned with NMBA guidelines.
• Coordinated shift operations: organized rosters, allocated staff, and maintained safe staffing levels across units.
• Managed medication safety: administered medications accurately, completed charting, and adhered to clinical protocols.
• Led wound care programs, conducted wound assessments, and implemented pressure injury prevention practices.
• Develop and implement individual STCPs and LTCPS.
• Enhanced resident safety: implemented falls-prevention strategies, strict adherence to infection control measures.
• Facilitated family communication: conducted care conferences and supported decision-making with empathy.
• Performed governance tasks: completed controlled-drug stock checks, incident reports, and compliance documentation.

• Delivered patient-centered care: supported ADLs, mobility, hygiene, and emotional well-being for elderly clients.
• Collaborated with clinical teams: communicated changes, updated care plans, and escalated acute conditions.
• Supported wound and infection control: followed sterile techniques and high-risk infection prevention guidelines.
• Supervised healthcare assistants guided 20+ staff in tasks, safe practices, and daily operational duties.
• Maintained quality standards: contributed to the Kemp Quality Assurance Committee and care audits.
• Ensured safety compliance: monitored environment risks, reported hazards, and supported incident prevention.
• Engaged families: provided information, reassurance, and support during treatment and care changes.
• Maintained and oversee accurate documentation: recorded progress notes, incident details, and updated care information.

• Delivered nursing education: taught fundamentals, clinical skills, and evidence-based practice.
• Supervised clinical placements: guided students during hospital practice and ensured safe patient interactions.
• Trained staff in elderly care: covered dementia, abuse prevention, and infection control procedures.

• Provided equipment training: instructed staff and students in safe equipment handling and care techniques.

• Prepared academic materials: developed lesson plans and clinical

teaching resources.

• Conducted competency checks: evaluated junior staff during skill demonstrations.

• Supported clinical examinations: ensured smooth execution of practical

assessments

• Conducted antenatal and postnatal assessments: completed vital observations, risk identification, and clinical monitoring for mothers.
• Assisted in gynecological procedures: supported physicians during examinations, minor procedures, and emergency interventions.
• Administered medications and transfusions: ensured safe delivery of IV fluids, blood products, and prescribed treatments with accurate documentation.
• Provided maternal education: guided mothers on breastfeeding, newborn care, postpartum recovery, and hygiene practices.
• Monitored mother-baby wellbeing: tracked progress, escalated concerns, and ensured timely clinical interventions.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams: worked closely with obstetricians, midwives, and support staff to uphold continuity of care.
• Facilitated family communication: provided clear updates, emotional support, and education to families during sensitive situations.
• Ensured compliance with safety standards: maintained infection control, clean environments, and adherence to ward protocols.

• Led ward operations: allocated tasks, supervised staff, and ensured smooth shift functioning.
• Administered medications: monitored vitals, documented responses, and ensured safe drug administration.
• Coordinated admissions & discharges: ensured continuity of care and smooth patient transitions.
• Supported physicians: prepared treatment plans and executed medical instructions promptly.
• Ensured infection control compliance: upheld hygiene standards and prevented cross-contamination.
• Oversaw high-risk medications: adhered to strict protocols and double-verification procedures.
• Guided junior nurses: supervised skills, performance, and clinical responsibilities.
• Provided family support: offered clear communication during complex and stressful medical procedures.