Ferdnand Kibet

Results-driven Kenya Registered Nurse. I also possess a degree in Genomic Sciences which has enabled me to practice & understand various diseases propagation and manifestation. I have a strong background in patient care, medication administration, wound and ostomy management, and clinical documentation.

Skilled in vital signs monitoring, pre- and post-operative care, emergency response, and patient/family education, ensuring high-quality, safe, and compassionate care in fast-paced hospital and homecare environments. Experienced in medical-surgical units, pediatric care, maternal-child health, and critical care, with a proven ability to implement nursing procedures, support interdisciplinary teams, and improve patient outcomes. Highly adaptable and detail-oriented, capable of managing multiple clinical tasks while maintaining professional standards, integrity, and operational excellence in healthcare delivery.

Staff Nurse at King Davids Hospital (2026-02 – Present)

• Deliver high-quality care to over 30 patients per shift by implementing individualized care plans and evidence-based nursing practices, improving patient recovery rates and satisfaction.
• Administer medications and monitor patient responses using standardized protocols, achieving 100% adherence to prescribed treatments and reducing adverse events.
• Manage intravenous lines, blood transfusions, and fluid therapy for 20+ patients weekly, reducing complications and enhancing patient comfort.
• Support pre- and post-operative care by coordinating with surgical teams and monitoring vitals, improving operating room throughput by 15%.
• Educate patients and families on disease management and post-discharge care, enhancing treatment compliance and reducing readmission rates by 10%.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation and participate in ward management, supporting efficient patient flow and compliance with hospital protocols.

Staff Nurse (Affiliate to Nairobi Hospital) at Peak Pavilion Health Services (2025-05 – 2026-02)

• Provided home-based care to 15–20 patients weekly, addressing acute and chronic conditions through tailored nursing interventions and monitoring.
• Delivered wound and ostomy care, IV therapy, and medication administration, achieving a zero infection rate among managed patients.
• Assisted patients with activities of daily living, improving mobility and quality of life scores for home-based clients.
• Conducted patient and family health education sessions, increasing adherence to care plans by 20%.
• Accurately documented patient progress, supporting continuity of care and facilitating timely clinical decisions.

Student Nurse at Cicely McDonnell College of Health Sciences (2022 – 2025)

Clinical Rotations

• Provided supervised care in medical-surgical, paediatric, maternal-child health, psychiatry, and emergency units, contributing to the treatment of 100+ patients during clinical rotations.
• Administered medications and vaccines safely under supervision, maintaining 100% compliance with protocols.
• Assisted in pre- and post-operative care, resuscitation, oxygen administration, and blood transfusions, contributing to successful recovery outcomes.
• Performed catheterization, nasogastric feeding, and total parenteral nutrition for patients, ensuring proper nutrition and hydration.
• Educated patients and families on care procedures, improving adherence to treatment plans by 15–20%.
• Participated in ward management, monthly case study presentations, and clinical documentation, supporting team efficiency and knowledge sharing.

Diploma in Nursing in Nursing – Cicely McDonnell College of Health Sciences (The Nairobi Hospital) (2025-11)