ابوبكر احمد

Dedicated and compassionate registered nurse with more than 5th years of experience in cardiac care, seeking a challenging nursing position. Proven ability to deliver exceptional patient care in CTICU, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and stay current with the latest advancements in cardiovascular medicine.

ICU Nursing Supervisor - Nageeb Hospital - Khartoum, Sudan

(2026-04)

Clinical Responsibilities Supervise and support ICU nurses during patient care. Ensure proper assessment, monitoring, and documentation of critically ill patients. Respond to emergencies such as cardiac arrest or rapid patient deterioration. Ensure infection control and patient safety standards are followed. Coordinate with doctors, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, and other healthcare staff.

Staff Management

Prepare duty rosters and staffing schedules. Assign nurses according to patient acuity and workload. Train, mentor, and evaluate nursing staff. Conduct orientation for new ICU nurses. Monitor staff performance and discipline when needed.

Administrative Duties

Maintain ICU policies, protocols, and quality standards. Ensure availability of medications, equipment, and supplies. Prepare reports related to patient care, incidents, and staffing. Participate in audits and accreditation activities. Communication & Leadership Communicate with patients' families regarding nursing care updates. Lead handover meetings and multidisciplinary rounds. Resolve conflicts among staff and support teamwork. Promote continuous improvement and evidence-based practice. Quality & Safety Monitor co

• Strong critical care knowledge
• Leadership and decision-making
• Team coordination

CTICU AND CICU NURSE - Price Mohammed Bin Salman Hospital/KSrelief - Aden, Yemen

(2023-07 - 2026-03)

• Critical Care Nursing: Expert in managing critically ill patients in ICU, CCU, and open-heart surgery recovery units to deliver exceptional patient care in CTICU.
• Post-Operative Cardiac Care: Skilled in managing hemodynamic stability, chest tube care, ventilator management, and cardiac monitoring post-surgery.
• Emergency Response: Proficient in responding to cardiac arrest, reducing post-surgery arrhythmias, and emergency interventions using BLS/ACLS protocols.
• Infection Control: Strong knowledge and practical application of infection prevention and control standards, including during COVID-19.
• Patient Monitoring & Equipment Handling: Experienced with ECG machines, defibrillators, central lines, arterial lines, infusion pumps, and ventilators.
• Dialysis Support: Familiar with acute dialysis procedures and care coordination for patients with renal complications post cardiac surgery.
• Interdisciplinary Communication: Able to coordinate effectively with surgical teams, anesthesiologists, and ICU staff for optimal patient care.
• Documentation & Reporting: Accurate, organized, and detailed documentation of patient status, interventions, and medication administration.
• Pain & Sedation Management: Competent in assessing and managing post-surgical pain and sedation protocols using appropriate scoring systems.
• Cultural Sensitivity & Compassion: Committed to providing respectful and empathetic care in multicultural environments, particularly within Arab and Gulf healthcare settings.
• Patient Safety Awarenesses Documentation.

CTICU nurse - Alshaab Teaching Hospital - Khartoum, Sudan

(2020-12 - 2023-12)

• Pre and post operative management.
• Conducted lifestyle education for over 700 cardiac patients.
• Assisted in pre-operative and post-operative care for cardiac patients undergoing procedures such as angioplasty, stenting, and bypass surgery.
• Managed patients with pacemakers and defibrillators, ensuring proper functioning and maintenance.
• Conducted routine assessments, including vital signs, blood work, and diagnostic imaging.
• Maintained accurate and detailed patient records in compliance with healthcare standards.

Bachelor - Nursing Science - University of Khartoum (2015-10 - 2020-12)

Qualifying year - Master degree - University of Khartoum (2021-01 - 2021-10)