PG Dip Mental Health Nursing graduate, with strong interpersonal skills acquired through academic studies and years of working within a wide spectrum of services. A knowledgeable and enthusiastic registered mental health nurse with hands on experience of working with children and adults suffering from various mental health conditions. Experience of providing high quality patient centred care and committed to NMC, NICE

and National Health Service Framework.§ I am a graduate Mental Health Nurse having trained at the University of Wolverhampton in the years 2012-2015.

§ I am committed to best practice in patient care for individuals with severe and enduring mental health problems and psychiatric illness, many of whom have longstanding complex personal and psychiatric needs.

§ I believe in working to help improve recovery focused outcomes for patients and I value the importance of the multi-disciplinary team and helping patients to move forward and be independent where possible and appropriate.

§ Furthermore, with my range of clinical experience in both acute and rehabilitation mental health care settings.

§ I am confident regarding managing risk factors and working collaboratively with psychiatry, OT and psychology colleagues to care for patients that can be difficult to engage.

§ I have developed extensive experience of leading on assessment, care planning, medication management and medical reviews to help patients become active participants within their recovery.

§ During my previous and current roles since qualifying as a psychiatric nurse across public and private services, I consider I have developed key leadership qualities and feel that I would benefit the care pathway for the individuals we work with. In relation, I understand the importance of continuing to develop my clinical skills through CPD, training and supervision.

§ I am confident about working in line with policies, current legislation, including the Mental Health Act (1983/2007), Mental Capacity Act (2005), data protection, freedom of information and duty of candour principals. I also have gained significant experience with working in patients who may have a co-morbid forensic history, and varying care pathways in line with home office mandates.

§ I enjoy working as part of the team; I am compassionate and have a strong sense of ethics and integrity. I have excellent IT skills and an honest and open communication styles.

§ I am a graduate Mental Health Nurse having trained at the University of Wolverhampton in the years 2012-2015.

§ I am committed to best practice in patient care for individuals with severe and enduring mental health problems and psychiatric illness, many of whom have longstanding complex personal and psychiatric needs.

§ I believe in working to help improve recovery focused outcomes for patients and I value the importance of the multi-disciplinary team and helping patients to move forward and be independent where possible and appropriate.

§ Furthermore, with my range of clinical experience in both acute and rehabilitation mental health care settings.

§ I am confident regarding managing risk factors and working collaboratively with psychiatry, OT and psychology colleagues to care for patients that can be difficult to engage.

§ I have developed extensive experience of leading on assessment, care planning, medication management and medical reviews to help patients become active participants within their recovery.

§ During my previous and current roles since qualifying as a psychiatric nurse across public and private services, I consider I have developed key leadership qualities and feel that I would benefit the care pathway for the individuals we work with. In relation, I understand the importance of continuing to develop my clinical skills through CPD, training and supervision.

§ I am confident about working in line with policies, current legislation, including the Mental Health Act (1983/2007), Mental Capacity Act (2005), data protection, freedom of information and duty of candour principals. I also have gained significant experience with working in patients who may have a co-morbid forensic history, and varying care pathways in line with home office mandates.

§ I enjoy working as part of the team; I am compassionate and have a strong sense of ethics and integrity. I have excellent IT skills and an honest and open communication styles.§ I am a graduate Mental Health Nurse having trained at the University of Wolverhampton in the years 2012-2015.

§ I am committed to best practice in patient care for individuals with severe and enduring mental health problems and psychiatric illness, many of whom have longstanding complex personal and psychiatric needs.

§ I believe in working to help improve recovery focused outcomes for patients and I value the importance of the multi-disciplinary team and helping patients to move forward and be independent where possible and appropriate.

§ Furthermore, with my range of clinical experience in both acute and rehabilitation mental health care settings.

§ I am confident regarding managing risk factors and working collaboratively with psychiatry, OT and psychology colleagues to care for patients that can be difficult to engage.

§ I have developed extensive experience of leading on assessment, care planning, medication management and medical reviews to help patients become active participants within their recovery.

§ During my previous and current roles since qualifying as a psychiatric nurse across public and private services, I consider I have developed key leadership qualities and feel that I would benefit the care pathway for the individuals we work with. In relation, I understand the importance of continuing to develop my clinical skills through CPD, training and supervision.

§ I am confident about working in line with policies, current legislation, including the Mental Health Act (1983/2007), Mental Capacity Act (2005), data protection, freedom of information and duty of candour principals. I also have gained significant experience with working in patients who may have a co-morbid forensic history, and varying care pathways in line with home office mandates.

§ I enjoy working as part of the team; I am compassionate and have a strong sense of ethics and integrity. I have excellent IT skills and an honest and open communication styles.· In depth understanding of the Mental Health Act.

· Experience of working in various mental health settings.

· Experience of providing one-to-one care within individuals suffering from different mental health illness.

· Experience of working with adolescent children and a forensic PICU setting.

· Experience of using Microsoft software e.g. Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

· Able to administer medication safely and effectively including Rapid Tranquiliser

· Able to form trusting-therapeutic relationship with patients suffering from different mental health illness.

· Excellent organisation skills when facing heavy workload to ensure high standard of care is delivered consistently

· Able to verbally de-escalate patients when agitated or angry

· Able to monitor physical health vital signs and react effectively when faced with any abnormalities.

· Able to formulate effective personal-centred care plans to meet both physical and mental health needs of patients under my care

Personal

· Good communication skills within a multidisciplinary working environment

· Flexible and able to work as part of a team or independently

· Ability to stay calm when under pressure

· Able to react quickly and effectively when faced with challenging situations

· Able to respond to patients in distress in compassionate and therapeutic manner

· Willing to work flexible hours