Vineetha Varghese

A passionate nursing professional with over 17 years of extensive experience in the Neonatal nursery Care Unit including overseas. A dedicated, hardworking, and proactive person willing to learn new skills and techniques. Flexible team player, team leader, and excellent communicator with strong interpersonal skills and the ability to adapt to change.

As a Ross Home Aged Care Nurse: • Delivered compassionate care to elderly residents, addressing their physical, emotional, and cultural needs. • Assisted with daily activities, medication administration, and monitoring vital signs. • Followed the Treaty of Waitangi principles to provide culturally appropriate care, especially for Māori residents.

• Provided care for elderly residents with chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and arthritis.
• Supported residents with dementia by ensuring their safety, comfort, and emotional well-being.
• Assisted in the palliative care of residents, focusing on pain management and cultural preferences, especially for Māori residents
• Managed wound care for residents with pressure injuries or surgical wounds under supervision.
• Addressed mobility challenges and assisted residents in daily activities to maintain their quality of life.

• Administered medications under supervision.
• Monitored and recorded residents' vital signs.
• Assisted with wound care and dressing changes
• Supported residents with daily activities like bathing, feeding, and mobility.
• Provided culturally sensitive care, including end-of-life care .
• Collaborated with the healthcare team to create and implement care plans.

• Assisted with wound care and dressing changes under supervision.
• Observed and supported medication administration.
• Participated in palliative care procedures for residents, focusing on cultural needs.
• • Attended manual handling and mobility assistance techniques.
• • Observed infection control practices during care routines.
• • Participated in documentation and care planning for residents.

• Provided extended nursing practice functions of neonatal resuscitation and advanced airway management.
• Conducted assessments of newborns with complex needs, including those requiring immediate intervention, and recommended and initiated treatment options under hospital policies and clinical pathways.
• Collaborated with pediatricians within the healthcare team to discuss treatment plans and ensure comprehensive care for neonatal patients.
• Demonstrated clinical leadership by role modeling best practices and providing mentorship to junior nursing staff.
• Participated in quality improvement initiatives to enhance the delivery of neonatal care and improve patient outcomes.
• Providing direct patient care by administering medications, monitoring vital signs, managing equipment such as ventilators and feeding tubes, and providing specialized care to premature and critically ill newborns.
• Conducts thorough assessments of newborns, including vital signs, neurological status, respiratory status, and nutritional intake.
• Adheres to strict safety and infection control protocols, ensuring that all equipment and supplies are clean and sterile, and proper hand hygiene and personal protective equipment are always used.
• Provides education and emotional support to families.
• Provided quality nursing care to neonates from 28 weeks of age up to discharge with respiratory, cardiac, gastrointestinal, neurological, and chromosomal problems.
• Proficient with handling Conventional Ventilator including Invasive and Non-invasive, CPAP, Hi-Flow, Phototherapy lights, and infusion pumps.

· Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)

· Infection Control Prevention for Health Care

· Basic Infection Control Skills License (BICSL)

· STABLE COURSE

.K2medical system, perinatal training program

. CAP APC- 336278

In 2017, I was honored to receive the Best Nurse Award for my dedication, compassion, and excellence in patient care. This recognition highlighted my ability to provide high-quality care, build strong relationships with patients and their families, and collaborate effectively with the healthcare team. It also acknowledged my commitment to continuous learning and improving nursing practices to ensure the best outcomes for patients.