Harriet Osmond-Wall

Registered Nurse with 4 years experience, 1 year working on a Cardiothoracics ward, looking after post recovery high dependent patient’s and 3 years working in the busy Emergency Department in Queen Alexandra Hospital. I am passionate about delivering high quality care, keeping up to date with protocols whilst working in high pressure, intense environments. I pride myself on my time management and organisational skills; ensuring tasks are met in a timely manner, so the patients gets the best possible outcome with patient satisfaction.

I am looking for a new challenge to which i can use my excellent communication and adaptability skills.

12/2021-current

10/2019 – 12/2021

NHS Bank Partners, Portsmouth Trust- Queen Alexandra Hospital

• I work mainly in the emergency department at QA, whilst also working on various other wards within the hospital, to explore specialties and improve my nursing knowledge. For example, working on, G5 (high respiratory ward), stroke rehab, stroke, medical and surgical. I mainly work in ED as I enjoy the challenges it brings and I feel comfortable in high stress situations. 

NHS Portsmouth Trust －Portsmouth, Hampshire

Registered Nurse- Emergency Department

• I provide professional nursing care and emotional support to patients and their relatives during difficult times.
• Continuously monitor patient’s vital signsand possible deterioration, ensuring escalation to the appropriate clinician when there is a change in their baseline.
• Working in the RESUSdepartment where the critically ill patients aretreated such as, cardiac arrests, BIPAP, traumas, severe sepsis, COVID-19.
• Work in a multidisciplinary team, ensuring the patients get the bestintegrated care possible.
• Regular plastering and wound care

10/2018 - 07/2019Plymouth Hospital Trust －Plymouth, Devon

Registered Nurse- Cardiothoracics, Crownhill Ward

• Cared for post high dependent surgical patients recovering frommajor surgeries suchas oesophagectomies, who need a complexed care regime with close monitoring.
• Coordinated withthe multidisciplinary teamsuch as, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, clinicians and pain specialists to ensure optimum recovery time and success.
• Comforted patients and families, especially during challenging and stressful timesand updated the patients on their care at all times, making sure they are aware of the recovery process.
• Carried out regular monitoring and wound carepost surgery.

Kings College London 2015-2016 (1st year)

Transferred to Plymouth University 2016-2018, upper second class 2:1 Batchelors degree in Nursing