Faith Ogutu

Motivated and compassionate nursing professional with completed nursing training and coursework, currently awaiting the Nursing Council Final Qualifying Examination (FQE). Possesses strong clinical exposure and hands-on experience gained through hospital rotations in diverse healthcare settings. Skilled in patient support, communication, community interaction, documentation, and working within multidisciplinary teams.

Passionate about public health, community development, healthcare research, and field-based programs aimed at improving lives. Demonstrates professionalism, empathy, resilience, and the ability to work effectively in fast-paced and demanding environments. Highly adaptable, detail-oriented, and eager to contribute to healthcare, NGO, and research-focused organizations through dedication, accountability, and strong interpersonal skills.

Student Nurse / Clinical Attachment at Various Healthcare Facilities

Departments Rotated Through: Medical-Surgical Ward, Maternity Ward, Pediatric Ward, Outpatient Department, Emergency and Casualty Department, Reproductive Health Clinics. Duration: 3 and half years

• Assisted nurses and healthcare professionals in delivering patient-centered care.
• Monitored and observed patient conditions and reported changes appropriately.
• Assisted in patient admission, discharge, and routine procedures.
• Participated in ward rounds and collaborated with multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
• Maintained proper documentation and confidentiality of patient information.
• Educated patients and caregivers on hygiene, medication adherence, and health practices.
• Supported patients emotionally and physically during treatment and recovery.
• Assisted in infection prevention and control procedures within clinical settings.
• Demonstrated professionalism, compassion, and calmness while handling patients in busy wards and night shifts.

Nursing Research Project Participant at Thika level 5 hospital

• Participated in nursing-related research and academic project work during training.
• Assisted in data collection, observation, interviewing, and compilation of findings.
• Developed understanding of ethical considerations in healthcare research and patient confidentiality.
• Contributed to discussions and analysis related to healthcare challenges affecting patients and communities.
• Strengthened communication, analytical, and teamwork skills through collaborative research activities.

Diploma in Nursing in Nursing – Kenya Medical Training College

Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) – Saint Francis Rangala Girls Senior school (2021)