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Emefa Obeng

Registered Adult Nurse (UK) with current clinical practice and extensive experience across acute, community, and international healthcare settings

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ManchesterMember since May 25, 2026
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Registered Adult Nurse (UK) with current clinical practice (2023–present) and extensive experience across acute, community, and international healthcare settings. Highly motivated individual who values teaching and education greatly. Demonstrable experience in administration, research, analytical skills, teaching and working both face to face and remotely using ZOOM, Microsoft Teams, and Collaborate.

Thrive upon the opportunity to work as a team, supporting and empowering others. Enjoy facing new challenges as part of a supportive team. Strong combination of clinical expertise, patient-centred care, and practical teaching support, with experience mentoring junior staff and supporting multidisciplinary teams.

Passionate about developing future healthcare professionals through evidence-based practice and inclusive teaching approaches.

Experience

Registered Nurse - Royal Oldham Hospital

(2023-03)

  • Assist in endoscopic procedures and maintain patient safety
  • Deliver admission, recovery, and post-procedure care
  • Support student learning and junior staff development

Registered Nurse - Barton Brook Care Home

(2023-02)

  • Deliver holistic care and administer medication
  • Support care planning and mentorship of staff
  • Supported student nurses in clinical placements
  • Demonstrated procedures and evidence-based practices

Healthcare Assistant (Band 3) - Manchester Foundation Trust

(2019-01 - 2023-01)

Completed training around mental health, mental capacity, safeguarding children and adults, positive behavioural plans, restraining, learning disabilities and autism, data protection, equality and diversity, deprivation of liberty safeguards, physical disability, final review meetings, professional boundaries, health and safety, person centred support, medication administration etc. This experience has been really beneficial in teaching as it provided real life examples and reference to up to date legislation and practice in teaching on Health and Social Care modules.

Teaching Assistant and mentoring students - University of Salford

(2021-01 - 2023-02)

During M.A Adult Nursing study, had the opportunity to teach undergraduate students and mentor some of the postgraduate students, as well as prepare and present teaching materials on different modules.

Education

MA - Adult Nursing - University of Salford (2021-01 - 2023-02)

BSc - Nursing - Central University, Ghana (2008-09 - 2012-06)

Skills

communityand international healthcare settings

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