Olawuyi Anne

Compassionate, analytical, and detail-oriented Registered Nurse and Midwife with a BNSc in Nursing Science (Atiba University, 2023) and over two years of post-qualification clinical experience spanning military, general, and community healthcare settings. Demonstrated expertise in direct patient care, medication administration, wound management, maternal and neonatal health, and emergency response. Recognised for rigorous clinical documentation, sound clinical judgment, strong interpersonal communication, and an unwavering commitment to patient dignity, safety, and quality outcomes.

Brings a versatile, intellectually curious approach to healthcare delivery, with growing proficiency in digital collaboration tools and a strong interest in expanding into remote health, administrative, and community health initiatives.

Registered Nurse at Odogbo Barracks Hospital (2025-01 – Present)

• Administer oral, intramuscular, and intravenous medications in accordance with physician orders and ward protocols.
• Assist doctors during clinical examinations and procedures, enhancing ward efficiency and patient throughput.
• Review and verify patient records, identifying and correcting documentation discrepancies promptly.
• Maintain strict infection control standards across ward duties, minimising cross-contamination risks.
• Monitor and record patient vital signs, escalating abnormal findings to the medical team as required.
• Uphold patient confidentiality and institutional compliance standards consistently throughout all duties.
• Provide compassionate bedside care, supporting patients' physical and emotional wellbeing.

Intern Nurse at General Hospital Ilesha (2023-05 – 2024-05)

• Administered oral, intramuscular, and IV medications under supervision, developing clinical competence across multiple drug classes.
• Provided emergency first aid and basic life support, stabilising patients until advanced medical intervention arrived.
• Monitored patient vital signs and documented observations accurately in patient records.
• Performed wound care, dressing changes, and catheterisation under registered nurse supervision.
• Implemented infection control measures including regular sterilisation of medical equipment.
• Operated mobility aids and provided personal care support, maintaining patient dignity and independence.
• Participated in continuous professional development sessions and ward-based training programmes.

Voluntary Nurse at Adeoyo Yemetu Hospital (2021-02 – 2021-08)

• Supported registered nurses with patient observation, vital signs recording, and basic bedside care.
• Assisted with dressing procedures, patient hygiene routines, and ward cleanliness protocols.
• Demonstrated reliability and a strong work ethic, completing assigned duties accurately within required timeframes.
• Communicated effectively with patients and families, employing therapeutic techniques to reduce anxiety.

Bachelor of Nursing Science in Nursing Science – Atiba University (2023-11)