I am a self-motivated senior staff nurse, Diabetic Educator, and Basic Life Support instructor. I will never stop updating my knowledge and improving my medical proficiency. Hence, I passed the Advanced Cardiac Life Support Provider certificate requirements and the Pediatric Advance Life Support program.
I exhibit high flexibility and effectively communicate and cooperate with different levels of the chain of command, peers, and axillary coworkers. This makes work go smoothly and achieves team success. For example, I was a key person in launching the first in-hospital exercise clinic in 2016. The significant outcome of such a project won the International Leadership Excellence for Women Awards (LEWAS) in 2020.
I write rich health-related articles, and Aramco JHAH Hospital Magazine has published five of them.
Work objectives:
• Provide my clients with holistic nursing care and health educational support.
• Enhance the ability of my clients and their families to play an influential role throughout the treatment process.
• Improve community health knowledge and ability to adapt to a better lifestyle. This will enhance wellness, prevent diseases, avoid complications, and promote rehabilitation.
Certificates and qualifications:
1996: I earned a four-year degree in Nursing Science from Rufida Al-Aslamiah College in Jordan.
2007: Graduated as a Diabetic Educator from King Saud University Hospital.
2015: Diploma certificate in Caring for older people (Stonebridge UK University).
Certifications:
2016: Certified Fitness trainer (USA: International Sports Sciences Association).
2017: Certified as Basic Life Support Instructor registered in AHA. My instructor ID #10190823362
2018: Certified as a Specialist in Sports Nutrition (USA: International Sport Sciences Association).
2020: Certified as Youth Fitness Trainer (USA: International Sports Sciences Association)
2022: Certified from AHA as an ACLS and PALS provider.
Languages:
Arabic (excellent writing & speaking)
English (excellent writing & speaking).
Work experience:
? ARAMCO/ JHAH: From 2000 to 2022, as follows:
• Pediatric clinic:
• Focus on preventive care by reviewing and following up on each attending child's immunization status, performing age-related screening tests (e.g., BMI, vision test, hearing test, autism screening), and giving case-related education.
• Assess clients' conditions, prioritize cases, and provide any immediate and needed medical information or service.
• Help parents comprehend their child's condition and role in the process and provide them with health education and emotional support.
• Geriatric clinic:
At this clinic, we focus on providing swift, holistic medical care for patients over 60 with more than one chronic disease.
• Specific assessments needed in such a unit include, but are not limited to, Static hypotension, Gate speed, Fall Assessment, and Geriatric Hearing and Vision screening tests.
Provide preventive health care by initiating and following up on unit referrals for more specified age-related screening tests, such as breast and cervical screening tests.
Priority conditions and carrying out any needed urgent action or referral are the most important things to keep in mind every second, e.g. (patients with signs or symptoms of CVA, cardiac arrest, diabetic hypo, or hyperglycemia).
• Diabetic education:
• Analyzing GHM results to adjust medications and lifestyle accordingly.
• Help patients modify their lifestyle and medication regime to accommodate changes associated with the holy month, pregnancy, and other special occasions.
• Track patient-related screening tests. e.g. (HAIC, lipid panel, and eye, foot, and kidney screening tests).
• Teach clients how to perform the GTT correctly.
• Administer and teach diabetic patients to self-administer insulin injections and use prefilled insulin pens properly.
• 2000 -2007 in surgical and ENT clinics:
Some of the practiced skills in such units are:
• Excision & drainage.
• Remove and apply sutures.
• Remove foreign bodies from the nose and ears.
• Apply wound dressing.
• Provide wound care.
• Perform ear wash.
? Al Basheer Ministry Of Health Hospital, Amman, Jordan, 1997 to 1999:
I worked in the Emergency Department and ICU unit. Both were great places to learn how to cope with stress, manage time, and enhance nursing and communication skills.
I was lucky to start my proficiency as a nurse in such departments. After three months of employment, I became a charge nurse.
I will furnish the evidence upon request.