Asifa Umar Butt

Professionally fully qualified Charge Nurse with completed educational diplomas and training in Pakistan. Worked in government job in a competitive environment for 7 years. Moved to England as a Care worker under employer Macadamia Support Limited and working from 2 years to gain professional Care skills for vulnerable in medical field.

Passed CBT and OSCE exam as an Adult Nurse RNA in England. 9 years experience in nursing field. Seeking to apply as a Care Worker to further develop clinical skills and contribute to the NHS's commitment to compassionate and safe patient care.

Care Worker at Macadamia Support Limited (2023-02 – Present)

Providing care and support to vulnerable individuals with medical needs

• Administered medication and monitored health conditions to ensure patient safety
• Provided personal care, including bathing, dressing, and grooming, to enhance comfort
• Supported individuals with mobility and physical needs, fostering independence
• Assisted with daily living activities such as meal preparation and household tasks
• Maintained accurate records and reported changes in individuals' needs
• Promoted social interaction and emotional well-being to improve quality of life
• Collaborated with healthcare professionals to deliver comprehensive care
• Ensured confidentiality and data protection to uphold ethical standards

Charge Nurse at Tehsil Headquarter Hospital Daska (2018-06 – 2023-11)

Government Hospital - Providing direct patient care, medication administration, vital sign monitoring, and wound care

• Patient Care: Providing direct care to patients, assessing their needs, and developing care plans
• Medication Administration: Administering medications, monitoring effects, and managing side effects
• Vital Sign Monitoring: Monitoring patients' vital signs, such as temperature, blood pressure, and pulse
• Wound Care: Dressing and treating wounds, preventing, and promoting healing
• Communication: Communicating with patients, families, and healthcare teams about patient care and progress
• Education: Educating patients and families about health conditions, treatments, and self-care
• Support: Providing emotional support and reassurance to patients and families

Charge Nurse at Allama Iqbal Memorial Hospital (2017-11 – 2018-06)

Emergency Department - Vital signs assessment, patient monitoring, and compassionate communication

• Measured blood pressure, pulse and temperature to assess and record vital signs
• Monitored patient conditions closely, reporting and recording signs of deterioration for swift action
• Demonstrated compassionate communication skills, empathetically delivering difficult news to patients and families
• Administered medications, performed diagnostic tests and operated monitoring devices to determine diagnosis of patient

Charge Nurse at Services Hospital (SIMS) (2016-11 – 2017-11)

Diabetes management centre, Operation theatre, and Gynaecology operation theatre nursing

• Diabetes management centre: Patient care, 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. Communicated with patients and families to inform current condition and treatment options
• Operation theatre Nurse: Supported patients with pain management strategies post-surgery, enhancing comfort and satisfaction. Oversaw cleanliness and maintenance of the operating theatre, maintaining a safe environment. Monitored patient health during recovery and advised on discharge plans to promote smooth at-home care
• Gynae Operation theatre: Organised transfer of care across various healthcare settings with patients and carers. Supported patients with pain management strategies post-surgery, enhancing comfort and satisfaction

Diploma in Midwifery in Gynaecology and Obstetrics – Lady Aitchison Hospital (2015-01 – 2015-01)

Diploma in General Nursing in Sociology & Psychology, Medicine, Anatomy, Surgery & Community Health – Allied Hospital (2012-01 – 2012-01)