Olawale Oyewole

Dedicated and compassionate Direct Key Support Professional with a proven record of leadership, teamwork, and positive influence in client-centered environments. Skilled in building meaningful relationships with clients, families, and interdisciplinary teams while promoting dignity, independence, and well-being. Demonstrates strong communication skills, empathy, patience, and a commitment to delivering high standards of care and support.

A proactive problem solver with a genuine passion for advocacy and empowering individuals facing unique challenges. Committed to fostering a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment that encourages growth, inclusion, and quality of life.

Key Personal Support Worker - Creative Options of Regina (COR) - Saskatchewan

(2024-12)

• Assist with daily living activities such as personal hygiene, dressing, meal preparation, and medication management according to the individual's care plan.
• Implement behavioral management strategies under the guidance of professionals to reduce challenging behaviors and promote emotional regulation.
• Develop and maintain a predictable routine and visual schedules to support the patient's understanding and reduce anxiety related to transitions or changes.
• Facilitate opportunities for interaction and inclusion in social, educational, and recreational activities to improve interpersonal skills.
• Record behavioral observations, emotional responses, and daily activities to track progress and share insights with therapists or families.
• Identify and manage sensory sensitivities by modifying the environment and using calming techniques or sensory tools.
• Work closely with families, therapists, educators, and healthcare professionals to ensure consistent support across settings.

Support Health Worker - Primary Health Centre - Nigeria

(2017-07 - 2023-11)

• Assisted residents in and out of wheelchairs using safe lifting and transferring techniques.
• Performed light housekeeping duties, including laundry, dishwashing, and bed-making.
• Assisted with activities of daily living, such as meal preparation and medication administration.
• Scheduled patients for medical appointments, coordinated referrals, and ensured patients have necessary information for their healthcare visits.
• Maintained accurate and up-to-date medical records, ensuring confidentiality and compliance with privacy regulations.
• Collected specimens such as blood, urine, tissues, and other bodily fluids from patients, following proper protocols and ensuring patient comfort.
• Conducted health screenings and assessments, such as measuring vital signs, collecting medical history, and administering basic diagnostic tests.
• Supported patients in managing their medications, including medication reminders, education on proper use, and assistance with organizing pill schedules.
• Responded to emergency situations, providing basic first aid, initiating emergency protocols, and summoning additional help as needed.
• Participated in quality improvement initiatives, providing feedback and suggestions for enhancing the delivery of healthcare services.
• Worked collaboratively with healthcare teams, including physicians, nurses, and administrative staff, to ensure comprehensive and patient-centered care.

Health Support Attendant - Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi Araba - Lagos, Nigeria

(2010-09 - 2016-12)

• Administered medications and monitored intake as per healthcare professionals' instructions.
• Monitored vital signs and reported any abnormalities or changes in patients' health conditions.
• Assisted in mobility tasks, including transferring patients, using mobility aids, and providing support during ambulation.
• Documented patient information accurately and maintained confidentiality.
• Communicated effectively with patients, families, and healthcare team members.
• Assisted in organizing recreational activities and therapeutic exercises.
• Contributed to maintaining a clean and safe environment by following infection control protocols.

West African Senior School Certificate - West African Examination Council (2009)