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Prevashni Reddy

Durban ,South African

Summary

I am a compassionate, detail - oriented, and hardworking individual with a strong desire to help others. I am passionate about nursing and I am committed to providing quality care to my patients. One of my hobbies is coo.

Overview

2
2
years of professional experience
1
1
year of post-secondary education

Work History

Nurse NQ level 4

Mrs Simmy
Durban, South African
03.2024 - 10.2025
  • Measured blood pressure, pulse and temperature to assess and record vital signs.
  • Maintained a safe, clean, and comfortable environment for patients, adhering to infection-control policies.
  • Administered oral, topical and intravenous medications based on patient symptomatology and treatment plans.
  • Monitored, recorded, and reported symptoms or changes in patient conditions in a timely manner.
  • Administered medications and treatments to patients following prescribed healthcare plans.
  • Monitored patient conditions closely, reporting and recording signs of deterioration for swift action.
  • Documented patient care services by charting in patient and department records accurately.
  • Inspected, cleaned and dressed patient wounds for optimum healing.
  • Educated patients and their families on disease prevention and health maintenance practices.
  • Provided emotional support to patients and their families, helping them cope with illness and recovery.
  • Demonstrated compassionate communication skills, empathetically delivering difficult news to patients and families.
  • Collaborated with multidisciplinary team members to plan and implement patient care plans effectively.
  • Administered medications, performed diagnostic tests and operated monitoring devices to determine diagnosis of patient.
  • Responded promptly to emergency situations to deliver life-saving care and stabilise patients for additional treatments.
  • Communicated with healthcare team to evaluate and execute proper patient care plans.
  • Collated medical data for patient records, maintaining strict confidentiality.
  • Prepared patients for clinical procedures, providing reassurance and practical advice to ease concerns.
  • Operated medical equipment skilfully, ensuring accurate monitoring and support for patients.
  • Coordinated patient care in consultation with multidisciplinary team of health professionals.
  • Communicated with patients and families to inform current condition and treatment options.
  • Monitored patient pain and discomfort to assess needs for therapies or painkilling drugs.
  • Conducted patient assessments to determine their care requirements and devised suitable care plans.
  • Conducted emergency medical procedures, such as CPR, when necessary to save patients' lives.
  • Maintained continued personal development through regular training, maximising nursing capabilities and competence.
  • Addressed and answered questions for families regarding patient treatment, health and progress.
  • Reviewed charts, notes of doctor and test results to stay abreast with recovery of patients.
  • Supervised, trained and mentored new nurses on nursing requirements and procedures.
  • Administered CPR following Basic Life Support for Health Care Provider during emergency cases to patients undergoing cardiac arrest.
  • Worked with a consistently positive, friendly bedside manner to enhance patient experiences during difficult times.
  • Assessed patient pain and discomfort and developed mitigation strategies to minimise issues impacting recovery.
  • Followed care and rehabilitation plans set by doctors.
  • Participated in professional development sessions to stay updated with nursing best practices and legislations.
  • Worked with meticulous accuracy in administering patient medication according to correct, appropriate doses.
  • Actively promoted best nursing practices, leading by example in providing accurate, prompt patient provisions.
  • Bathed, changed and fed disabled patients to ease comfort.
  • Reported to head nurse and attending physicians symptoms, condition and development of each patient.
  • Recorded patient food intake and nutritional needs, liaising with dietitians to tailor meal plans.
  • Performed in-depth prevention assessments, maintaining patient health and safety.
  • Supported charge nurse to deliver care for full wards in line with quality-of-care standards.
  • Consulted with health professionals across disciplines to coordinate successful treatments.
  • Implemented strategies to manage patients' pain and discomfort, enhancing their quality of life.
  • Evaluated patients at prescribed times to assess conditions and monitor progress against treatment goals.
  • Utilised practised skills in phlebotomy, taking patients' blood with minimal distress, discomfort or error.
  • Fostered and gained patient trust and cooperation by developing collaborative therapeutic relationships during treatment.
  • Partnered with patients and family members to deliver current, accurate information about conditions and care.
  • Offered palliative care, providing comfort and dignity to patients in their final stages of life.
  • Evaluated patient symptoms and condition to plan recovery programmes for timely discharge.
  • Facilitated discharge planning, preparing patients for return home and coordinating with community services.
  • Developed comprehensive care plans meeting patients' biological, social and psychological needs.
  • Organised transfer of care across various healthcare settings with patients and carers.
  • Interpreted cardiac rhythm strips, treated wounds and administered IV for patients to provide quality care for patients.
  • Managed stock levels of ward supplies, ordering new stock to avoid shortages impacting patient care.
  • Led junior nurses and healthcare assistants, offering guidance and support to improve patient care.
  • Kept unit and stations well-stocked with necessary supplies for timely clinical care.
  • Liaised with GPs, social workers, and other professionals to coordinate patient care plans.
  • Monitored patients' health by performing pulse and temperature checks every [Number] minutes.
  • Assigned staff workload based on patient requests and priorities, maintaining smooth-running operations.
  • Supervised patient rehabilitation exercises, closely monitoring progress and adjusting care plans accordingly.
  • Assisted surgeons and anaesthetists during operations, providing essential nursing care.
  • Responded to audible and visual cardiac alarms to address needs of patients.
  • Helped plan and deliver health education programmes targeted in specific communities or patient groups.
  • Used stethoscope to monitor heart and lungs and determine abnormalities.
  • Designed personalised rehabilitation plans to help patients achieve speedy recoveries.
  • Assisted with research into [Area of study] and helped prepare associated scientific papers and reports.

Education

NVQ Level 4 - Community Healthcare Work level 4 Credits 156

MFC Christian School
Bloemfontein
09.2024 - 09.2025

Skills

  • Patient interaction
  • Medication administration
  • Vital signs monitoring
  • Wound care
  • Emergency response
  • Care coordination
  • Health education
  • Patient assessment
  • Pain management
  • Emotional support
  • Documentation accuracy
  • Team collaboration
  • Clinical procedures
  • Infection control
  • Rehabilitation planning
  • Teamwork
  • Vital signs
  • Wound dressing
  • Vital signs measurement
  • Patient comfort
  • Written and verbal communication
  • Professionalism
  • IV drug therapy management
  • Patient record management
  • Infection control procedures
  • Patient education
  • Infection prevention and control
  • Patient confidentiality
  • Patient-centred care
  • Excellent time management
  • Nurse leadership
  • Flexible
  • Blood collection
  • Clinical nursing practice
  • Clinical care
  • Outstanding communication
  • Health assessments
  • Accurate record-keeping
  • Pre- and post-operation care
  • Charting and reporting
  • Decision making under pressure
  • Adaptability to change
  • Empathy towards patients
  • Catheter and wound care
  • Data confidentiality
  • Clinical assessment
  • Adult care
  • Risk Management
  • Patient-centred approach
  • Medication storage and disposal
  • Basic Life Support Certification
  • Intravenous therapy
  • Acute and critical care
  • Caring bedside manner
  • Patient advocacy
  • Oxygen administration
  • Adult acute and critical care
  • Chronic wound care
  • Critical care
  • Healthcare quality improvement
  • Staff supervision
  • Multidisciplinary collaboration
  • Empathetic listening
  • Compassionate care
  • Pharmacology knowledge
  • Evidence-Based Practice
  • Accident & Emergency (A&E) support
  • Health checks
  • Discretion and confidentiality
  • Emotional resilience
  • Nursing staff leadership
  • Initiative in emergencies
  • Health and sanitation
  • Clinical leadership
  • Community nursing
  • Clinical procedure preparations
  • Care procedure knowledge
  • Catheter and tracheotomy care
  • Palliative care expertise
  • First-class patient care
  • Routine investigations
  • Public health education
  • 24-hour nursing home care
  • Ethical judgement
  • Clinical assessment tools
  • Surgical preparation
  • Tube insertion and removal
  • Computerised charting
  • Immunisation delivery
  • Programme and care management
  • Medical equipment operation
  • Equipment sterilisation
  • Staff performance evaluations
  • Mental health needs assessments
  • Room preparation
  • End-Of-Life care assistance
  • Superior nursing knowledge
  • Motivational interviewing
  • Urinalysis processing
  • Crisis Intervention

Timeline

NVQ Level 4 - Community Healthcare Work level 4 Credits 156

MFC Christian School
09.2024 - 09.2025

Nurse NQ level 4

Mrs Simmy
03.2024 - 10.2025
Prevashni Reddy