Bee Mudonhi

Compassionate and driven individual with strong communication and problem-solving skills, complemented by background in customer service and team collaboration. Demonstrates ability to adapt quickly and handle challenging situations with empathy and professionalism. Eager to contribute positively and make meaningful difference in Healthcare assistant role.

Support worker - Thornford Park Hospital

(2025-03)

• Promoted mental stimulation through conversation, reading and games resulting in enhanced cognitive function.
• Encouraged social integration by facilitating community involvement opportunities.
• Participated in regular team meetings, enhancing quality of care provided.
• Prepared nutritious meals that met special dietary needs of clients.
• Assisted with mobility issues enabling easier movement around the home.
• Promoted physical activity through assistance with exercises improving overall health condition of the client.
• Enhanced wellbeing of patients by providing emotional support and companionship.

Support worker - Elysium Healthcare - Surbiton, Surrey

(2024-12)

• Contributed feedback on patient progress leading to adjustments in personalised care plans.
• Adapted support where possible to increase service accessibility.
• Established and maintained working relationships with clients based on trust and non-judgement.
• Encouraged social integration by facilitating community involvement opportunities.
• Counselled clients through difficult times using approved and compassionate strategies.
• Monitored individuals' progress, continuously updating and adjusting care plans to meet health and wellbeing needs.
• Increased comfort levels with personal care duties such as bathing and dressing.
• Identified key client needs to develop targeted support programmes.
• Completed housekeeping tasks resulting in a clean, safe home environment.

Community support worker - Bedfordsupported Housing - Bedford, Bedfordshire

(2023-04 - 2025-12)

• Assisted with personal hygiene tasks, maintaining dignity and respect for all clients.
• Sought to consistently improve support provided by identifying and discussing new ideas.
• Optimised outcomes by providing person-centred care tailored to user needs and lifestyle.
• Improved quality of life by supporting various aspects of personal care, including bathing and grooming.
• Developed and championed accessible, practical solutions for recurring problems faced by service users.
• Prepared reports for legal action and provided evidence in court.
• Developed positive coping strategies for service users with mental health users to promote independence.
• Completed detailed record keeping duties ensuring accurate documentation of client progress.
• Built strong relationships with families to ensure seamless support services delivery.
• Developed personalised care programmes for improved client wellbeing.
• Helped clients manage their finances responsibly, fostering financial independence.
• Supported integration of service users back into community life to maximise successful transition rate.
• Enhanced client autonomy with daily living skills training.
• Delivered highest standards of support to people with learning disabilities, in line with individual support plans, cultural needs and wishes.
• Escalated concerns for investigation to maintain service user welfare and safety.
• Coordinated with multidisciplinary teams to optimise care plans for service users.
• Kept daily report book up to date and accurate, including records financial transactions.
• Attended regular training and supervision workshops for improved service user support.
• Conducted regular home visits to assess the needs of isolated clients.
• Supervised small groups of adults with additional mental health needs in assigned therapy groups.
• Coordinated with trained and licensed service providers to facilitate life skills workshops for vulnerable adults.
• Kept detailed, accurate records for well-maintained care continuity between support staff.
• Promoted independence and positive wellbeing when working with vulnerable adults and children.
• Encouraged social participation by accompanying users to social activities and community events.
• Promoted inclusion, maintaining positive links with variety of community organisations.

Health care assistant - Newcross Healthcare - Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

(2023-07 - 2024-11)

• Liaised between patients and healthcare professionals, facilitated effective communication channels.
• Adapted to service users' needs and requests to maintain personalised care.
• Provided personalised care and support to vulnerable individuals, helping them retain maximum independence.
• Maximised patient comfort by accurately assessing pain levels and administering pain-relieving medication.
• Met with patients and families to discuss care plan adaptations, seeking continual improvement.
• Submitted reports to manager regarding status of client.
• Recorded clinical observations in electronic health record and reported observed changes to senior clinical staff.
• Optimised patient satisfaction through compassionate, considered care and communication.
• Assisted with rehabilitative care following treatment plans established by health professionals.
• Improved service users' daily lives through compassionate conversation, empathetic care and community socialisation.
• Accompanied client to medical or dental appointments, grocery and errands.
• Prepared meals for patients, ensured balanced nutrition intake.
• Assisted with medicine and stock counting, ordering and replenishing.

Self Employed

(2015-12 - 2020-01)

Care Certificate - Healthcare Road Map for Empowerment And Skills Training Trust (2021-01 - 2022-11)

GCSEs - Lord Marlvern High School (2010-01 - 2015-11)