Sharn Huxley

I am a experienced carer who strives to put the needs of my patients first. I describe myself as a warm and friendly individual who has always taken a compassionate approach when it comes to delivering high quality care of each of my clients. Having gained knowledge and experience by working with patients of all different ages, cultures and medical backgrounds, I have learnt every patient is individual and tailor my approach to fit the needs to each and every one.

This has allowed me to develop clear and effective communication and listening skills. I use a confident approach when managing different and sometimes difficult situations, as no two days in the care industry are the same. The skills I have taken onboard throughout my career have enabled me to be calm, understanding and most of all enthusiastic and proud in what I do.

I act with integrity and in the best interest of patients while ensuring compliance with policies and guidelines to promote a happy, healthy environment where patients feel safe and comfortable and most importantly listened to.

I’m an ambitious and conscientious carer, who is seeking to continue work within the care industry over the years I have worked with adults, palliative, and children , I would like to try something different to further develop my career and gain more extensive skills . I work well both in a team and independently with extensive knowledge of health care services. I can deliver strong leadership qualities with the ability to supervise the provision of safe care, and evaluate care effectively .

My skill set helps promote patient well-being and independence and end of life care while promoting patient centred care.

NHS clinical support worker

As a clinical support worker I have provided care to patient’s during their stay in hospital. I have helped with personal care and also given each client extensive support and guidance during their stay. I have experience with specific dietary meal plan requirements and when working on wards, I have also worked in outpatients as a clinical support worker I I have taken considerable care when following the policies and procedures within the legalisation guidance to ensure my patients are getting the highest quality of care, I support the doctors by setting out the room for them in morning and afternoons and setting up clinic packs ready, so they have everything they need for their Clinic, as a clinical support worker you do patients height, weight, BMI, blood pressure, temperature, MRSA swabs and saturations, urine and to then document this in patients notes we make sure that the patient is the right person and have the right address before handing notes to doctor notes and personal details should not be shared and for door to be shut when doing observations to adhere with patient confidentiality.

In outpatients there is a range of medicine and plastics and general all clinics have different preparations, clinical support worker have to remember doctors preparations to what folder and list the doctors has that day clinical supports need to monitor patients throughout all clinics and to make sure clinics are running on time as well as working along side colleagues and doctors to make sure patients feel welcomed when coming into hospital, if a clinical support worker recognise any deteriorating patient clinical support worker should report to clinicians of any changes to the patients conditions and support doctors and nurse and colleagues while seeing to them medically. I am also competent in aseptic techniques when taking part in clinics such as the injection clinic.

Level 2 childcare nvq

Maths level 2

English level 2

Care certificate done at Russell hall hospital