Nursing Student (Consolidation) at CAMH Centre for Addictions and Mental Health (2025-09 – Present)
- Performed comprehensive mental status examinations (MSEs) and suicide risk assessments.
- Able to conduct full head-to-toe assessments including vital signs, neurological checks, pain assessments, and behavioural observations.
- Monitored patients requiring close observation, including Q15/Q30 checks for high-risk individuals.
- Administering medications under preceptor supervision, including psychotropic, benzodiazepines, antipsychotic, and PRN medications.
- Supported safe medication administration practices including verifying rights of medication, monitoring side effects, and documenting patient response.
Nursing student at Humber River Hospital (2025-05 – 2025-08)
- Proficient in performing comprehensive health assessments, including physical and psychological evaluations, vital signs, and head-to-toe assessments
- Participated in simulation lab scenarios to apply theoretical and clinical knowledge, with a focus on self-reflection and improvement.
- Strong understanding of safe medication administration principles, integrating pharmacological knowledge and CNO practice standards (Medication and Documentation).
- Competent in medication administration through various routes, including subcutaneous (SC), intramuscular (IM), and intravenous (IV) therapy
- Exceptional therapeutic communication skills as well as ability to build and foster genuine and trusting relationships with patients
Nursing Student at Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital (2025-01 – 2025-04)
- Proficient in performing comprehensive health assessments, including physical and psychological evaluations, vital signs, and head-to-toe assessments
- Can provide bed baths, perineal care as well as changing bed pans and commodes
- Able to position clients in various positions (supine, prone, Fowler's lateral)
- Able to provide passive range of motion (ROM) exercises to clients who are unable to move independently
- Able to educate patient when ambulating in various ways depending on their personal strengths and capabilities while using various assistive devices (cane, crutches, walker)
