Mohamed Rage

I am a highly dedicated professional with a progressive career mindset. Self-driven, ambitious, innovative, and analytical, I am a fast learner and a true team player with strong interpersonal skills. I am passionate about excelling in all endeavors and seek opportunities that allow me to apply my academic knowledge and acquired skills to contribute to both personal and organizational growth.

I am eager to work in a challenging and rewarding environment that fosters continuous learning and development.

Volunteer, Drought Response Department - Kenya Red Cross - Kenya

(2020-01 - 2020-09)

• Assisted in drought relief operations, including distributing food, water, and essential supplies to affected communities.
• Engaged in community mobilization, ensuring effective communication of relief measures.
• Supported field assessments to identify vulnerable populations and determine resource allocation.
• Collaborated with local leaders to coordinate and implement relief efforts.
• Documented reports on the progress of drought intervention activities.

Presiding Officer - Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) - Kenya

(2022-08 - 2022-08)

• Supervised and managed the election process at a polling station.
• Ensured the smooth conduct of voting and adherence to electoral guidelines.
• Managed and trained polling clerks to ensure effective voter handling and ballot administration.
• Oversaw the vote tallying process and transmitted results to the tallying center.
• Handled election materials and ensured their safe custody throughout the election process.

Enumerator - Kenya Livestock Master Plan - Kenya

(2023-05 - 2023-06)

• Conducted household surveys and interviews in designated areas.
• Collected and documented livestock data for analysis.
• Engaged with local communities to gather accurate information on livestock practices.
• Ensured data integrity and timely submission of completed surveys.
• Reported any issues encountered during data collection to supervisors.

Locum Nurse - Medina Health Centre - Kenya

(2024-01 - 2024-05)

• Provided patient care including diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring.
• Administered medication, vaccinations, and other medical interventions.
• Conducted health assessments and recorded patient medical histories.
• Assisted in family planning, maternal and child health services.
• Worked with a multidisciplinary team to deliver comprehensive care to patients.
• Educated patients on preventive healthcare and treatment adherence.

Social Mobilizer - TB/HIV/Malaria Program - Kenya

(2024-08 - 2024-09)

• Conducted community outreach and education on TB, HIV, and malaria prevention.
• Mobilized community members to participate in health programs and screenings.
• Worked closely with health professionals to organize testing and treatment initiatives.
• Provided support in creating awareness campaigns targeting vulnerable groups.
• Maintained accurate records of community engagement activities.

Healthcare Professional, Stepping Stone Program - MSF Organisation - Kenya

(2024-10 - 2025-01)

Delivered comprehensive healthcare services across multiple departments and settings.

• Medical Ward: Delivered comprehensive patient care, monitored vital signs, administered medications, and collaborated with healthcare teams to develop treatment plans.
• ICU: Provided critical care support, including advanced patient monitoring, emergency interventions, and managing life-support equipment.
• Emergency Department: Assessed and triaged patients, provided immediate medical care, stabilized critical cases, and coordinated with specialists for advanced care.
• Paediatrics and ITFC Department: Managed pediatric patient care, monitored growth and development, provided nutritional support, and addressed acute medical conditions.
• Primary Health Care (PHC): Delivered community-based healthcare services, conducted health education sessions, provided immunizations, and managed common illnesses in primary care settings.
• Emergency (Red) Triage: Immediate life-threatening conditions (e.g., cardiac arrest, severe trauma, respiratory distress).
• Urgent (Yellow) Triage: Serious but not immediately life-threatening (e.g., moderate asthma attack, fractures, severe pain).
• Non-urgent (Green) Triage: Minor conditions that can wait (e.g., mild infections, minor wounds).
• Deceased (Black) Triage: No signs of life (used in disaster triage).
• Direct patients to the appropriate level of care (emergency resuscitation, fast-track, observation, or referral).

Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (K.C.P.E) - Damajale Primary School (2008 - 2015)

Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (K.C.S.E) - Garissa High School (2016 - 2019)

Diploma in Kenya Registered Community Health Nursing - Community Health Nursing (2020 - 2023)