Mariama Mohammed

Compassionate, reliable, and dedicated Health and Social Care professional with extensive experience supporting adults, older people, and individuals with dementia and learning disabilities in both residential and community settings. Skilled in delivering high-quality, person-centred care in line with CQC, NHS, and safeguarding standards. Proficient in personal care, medication administration, dementia care techniques, health monitoring, and supporting independence.

Known for empathy, cultural sensitivity, and a calm approach in challenging situations, and committed to promoting dignity, well-being, and inclusion for all service users.

Recent Roles (UK)

Healthcare Assistant – Florence House Residential Home (Aug 2025 – Present). Provides high‑quality dementia and complex needs care, including personal care, medication administration, health monitoring, and palliative support. Skilled in mobility assistance and maintaining accurate care documentation.

Support Worker – Rafah Recruitment Agency / Ambient Care Home (Sep 2024 – Present). Encourages independence and wellbeing through daily living support, social engagement, and dementia care techniques. Ensures compliance with safeguarding and infection control standards.

Support Worker – Availl Huntingdon (Mar 2024 – Aug 2025) Delivered person‑centered care, assisted with daily living, administered medication, and supported community integration. Contributed to risk assessments and mentoring.

Healthcare Assistant – Three Little Angels Ltd (Nov 2023 – Apr 2025) Supervised junior staff, administered medication, and supported palliative care. Focused on mobility, rehabilitation, and accurate record‑keeping.

Nursing Roles (Ghana)

Staff Nurse – Dwease Health Center (Sep 2020 – Nov 2023) Conducted patient assessments, developed care plans, delivered wound care, oxygen therapy, and supervised junior nurses.

Registered Nurse – Agona Government Hospital (Mar 2018 – Mar 2019). Provided nursing care across medical, surgical, paediatric, and maternity units. Assisted in surgical procedures and infection prevention.

Volunteer Work

Led community health education campaigns on hygiene and gender equality.

Participated in mobile clinics and mentored youth in leadership workshops.

Education Summary

Diploma in Registered General Nursing – Nursing and Midwifery Training College, Ghana (2015 – 2018) Comprehensive training in medical, surgical, paediatric, and maternity nursing. Developed strong clinical skills in patient assessment, care planning, and multidisciplinary teamwork.

Certificate in Health and Social Care – UK (2023 – 2025) Focused on safeguarding, dementia care, infection control, and person‑centered support. Strengthened knowledge of UK care standards and compliance practices.

Ongoing Professional Development

Training in medication administration, palliative care, and rehabilitation support. Workshops on equality, diversity, and inclusion in health and social care. Continuous learning through care agency placements and mentoring.