Scott Dukes

I am an enthusiastic and hardworking person, who has empathy & respect towards others. I work well in a team as well as on my own, which good communication is important. I am in the role off patient support assistant on Philip Yeoman ward, I have been working on the ward for 12 years, off which I have develop my skills during this time, I also make sure the patients have a positive experience when in the hospital where everyone matters.

The role involves Stock taking, cleaning equipment, taking patients down to their transport, Making/ cleaning beds when vacant, supporting with menu suggestions, tea and coffee and lunches for patients, Training volunteers. I did an internship at Project Search& through this I have demonstrated that I can be self-motivated, organised and I can prioritise tasks safely. I am self-aware of tasks that need completing.

I work towards following the policies and procedures of all employment companies I have work for. I keep my mandatory training up together. Since I have decided to train to become a Clinical Healthcare Support worker I have been learning the following skills.

Test patients’ Blood Glucose sugars, taking patients’ blood pressure, checking oxygen/suction. Supporting patients with personal care. I have also been completing new training, which is relevant for the Clinical Health care role, which is still on going, you can see some of the training I have completed below some off the workbooks also.

Patient support assistant at RUH Philip Yeoman

• The role involves Stock taking, cleaning equipment, taking patients down to their transport, Making/ cleaning beds when vacant, supporting with menu suggestions, tea and coffee and lunches for patients, Training volunteers.

RUH Urology outpatients

• stocking up, urine tests, folding leaflets.

RUH medical equipment Library

• Cleaning pumps & air mattresses, bagging them up once cleaned and delivering to wards.

Care Certificate (2024-09)

Food safety – Project search