Noor-Un-Nisa Khan

• Delivered high level of quality of patient-centred care to diverse populations while.
• Provided excellent pre-operative and post-operative care to patients, as per unit policies and protocols.
• Documented treatments delivered, medications and IVs administered, discharge instructions, and follow-up care.
• Evaluated patient histories, complaints, and current symptoms.
• Educated family members and caregivers on patient care instructions in easy-to-understand terms.
• Assisted with patient transfers, observing safety protocols to prevent damage to patient and self.
• Performed regular rounds to check on well-being of patients.
• Used first-hand knowledge and clinical expertise to advocate for patients under care and enacted prescribed treatment strategies.

Completed progressive nursing clinical placements across acute care, subacute, community health, surgical, postpartum, labour & delivery, NICU, ENT, and mental health units at major Alberta hospitals including University of Alberta Hospital, Royal Alexandra Hospital, Grey Nuns Community Hospital, Leduc Community Hospital, Alberta Hospital, and Misericordia Community Hospital.

• Total of ~1500 hours completed.
• Facilitated therapeutic communication and conflict resolution by redirecting negative behaviors and helping patients regain or improve coping abilities.
• Participated in evidence-based practice project implementation, nursing competency development and nursing simulation activities.
• Managed patients recovering from medical or surgical procedures.
• Monitored patient health status to detect changes and unusual patterns and report to medical staff.
• Maintained personal growth and development through ongoing process of formal and informal education.
• Educated family members and caregivers on patient care instructions.
• Cleaned and treated wounds to avoid infection and provide protection.
• Participated in nursing care plan meetings and interdisciplinary team meetings to discuss ways of improving quality of care for patients.
• Bathed, changed and fed patients suffering from discomfort, ailments and disabilities to provide extra assistance and care.