Sean Scholfield

Experienced professional seeking to transition into an administrative role. Over 28 years working in high-pressure, precision-driven healthcare environments has developed strong organisational, communication, and problem-solving skills. Experienced in managing documentation, databases, scheduling, stock control, and reporting, with a proven ability to work independently or as part of a team.

Technologically proficient and quick to learn new systems, with a commitment to accuracy, confidentiality, and efficient workflow.

Volunteer Presenter - Sound FM 103.1 / Sound Radio Wales

(2025-10)

• Researching, preparing, and presenting shows
• Managing schedules and recordings
• Coordinating content

Volunteer - British Heart Foundation - Rhyl

(2025-08)

• Supporting administrative tasks
• Managing records
• Providing operational support

Operating Department Practitioner (ODP) - Various NHS Hospitals - Neurosurgery Department, University Hospital Plymouth; Abergele Hospital, Abergele; Arthur Levin Day Unit, Queens Elizab

(2013 - 2025)

• Managed precise patient documentation, stock and storage systems, and equipment maintenance
• Collaborated with multi-disciplinary teams, maintaining communication, coordination, and workflow efficiency
• Developed transferable skills in organisation, attention to detail, problem-solving, and time management
• Conducted neurosurgical procedures from aneurysms to tumour in the spine and brain area, including prone lateral surgery and arterial central venous pressure (CVP) BI spectral monitoring and entropy, monitoring physiological measurements during anaesthesia, and haematology-based systems for cell count
• Worked in the Ophthalmology theatre department, where surgery for conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and eye trauma is carried out
• Patient care under general or local anaesthesia and recovery, stock and storage systems, precise documentation, control of hazardous substance and drugs, maintenance of anaesthetic and other machinery, including microscopes, surgery TV stacks, and maintenance and positioning of operating tables
• Worked as part of a team with anaesthetists and surgeons in the fields of orthopaedics, ENT, general gynaecology, cardiac surgery, brain surgery, maxillo-facial and ophthalmic disciplines
• Worked in anaesthesia, plastic, ENT, orthopaedic and general surgery. Control of drugs, patient advocacy and safety undergoing surgery, ensuring good clinical practice, using integrated computer systems related to patient care

HND - Data Analysis - South Coast College Tyneside (2026-04)

CCTV Course - Security - AIG Security (2025-12)

Bookkeeping Course - Bookkeeping (2025-09)

Introduction to Music Technology - Music Technology - Open University (2025)

NVQ 3 - Operating Department Practice - Wolfson School of Sciences, University of West London (1998)

GCSEs - English, German, Physics, Biology; Numeracy & Literacy Level 1 - Baysgarth Comprehensive School, Barton Upon Humber (1984)