Princess Hanna Gaya Asim

• Responded effectively during mass casualty incidents or disaster situations by triaging incoming patients quickly according to severity of injuries and illnesses.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive care for patients in the emergency room.
• Assisted physicians with procedures such as intubations, central line placements, or lumbar punctures as needed.
• Served as an advocate for patients'' rights while maintaining confidentiality during sensitive situations or difficult conversations with family members.
• Contributed to a safe environment by adhering to infection control protocols, reducing risks of cross contamination.
• Provided high-quality nursing care, including administering medications, wound management, and monitoring vital signs.

• Answering incoming phone calls and emails, as well as accurately conveying messages.
• Assisting patients forms and other administrative procedures.
• Scheduling and confirming medical appointments.
• Recording, scanning and filing patient's information, such as personal particulars, medical history and insurance details.
• Processing patient billing and assisting with insurance details.
• Processing patient billing assisting with insurance claims.
• Maintaining an organized filing system and keeping all records of medical information confidential.
• Scheduling staff meetings for physicians, nurses and other medical team members.
• Maintaining inventories and ordering supplies as needed.
• Provided positive first impressions by maintaining immaculately reception areas and warmly greeting clients.

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PASSPORT: P0887404C

• Worked with a consistently positive, friendly bedside manner to enhance patient experiences during difficult times.
• Supported charge nurse to deliver care for full wards in line with quality-of-care standards.
• Performed in-depth prevention assessments, maintaining patient health and safety.
• Measured blood pressure, pulse and temperature to assess and record vital signs.
• Monitored patients' health by performing pulse and temperature checks every 4 hrs.
• Reported to head nurse and attending physicians symptoms, condition and development of each patient.
• Communicated with healthcare team to evaluate and execute proper patient care plans.

• Demonstrated compassionate communication skills, empathetically delivering difficult news to patients and families.
• Actively promoted best nursing practices, leading by example in providing accurate, prompt patient provisions.
• Supported charge nurse to deliver care for full wards in line with quality-of-care standards.
• Monitored patient conditions closely, reporting and recording signs of deterioration for swift action.
• Collated medical data for patient records, maintaining strict confidentiality.
• Evaluated patient symptoms and condition to plan recovery programmes for timely discharge.
• Worked with meticulous accuracy in administering patient medication according to correct, appropriate doses.
• Worked with a consistently positive, friendly bedside manner to enhance patient experiences during difficult times.
• Utilised practised skills in phlebotomy, taking patients' blood with minimal distress, discomfort or error.
• Reviewed charts, notes of doctor and test results to stay abreast with recovery of patients.

• Helped patients with personal hygiene, bathing and toileting with empathetic care to maintain dignity.
• Built positive relationships with patients and relatives, enabling clear communication pathways for optimised care continuity.
• Shared information regarding health care resources for new parents and infants to support healthy growth and development.
• Inducted nursing students and preceptorship staff, thoroughly readying them for daily nursing practice.
• Assessed level of patient pain and discomfort to provide therapeutic measures and painkillers.
• Controlled spread of hepatitis and flu outbreaks in community by encouraging individuals to stay home, wash hands and practise good hygiene.
• Performed educational seminars, one-on-one visits and group training for community members to recognise and address needs and apply public health measures.