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CURRICULUM VITAE
FOR
MOYO ESAU
PERSONAL DETAILS
D.O.B: 23/01/1965 Sex : Male
Marital status : Married Religion : Christianity
National ID : 28-012 970e 28
Bus Tel: 023*-*******
Cell : +263-0772119584
Career objective
To obtain a challenging nursing position and work my way up through innovation.
Strengths
Able to convert theory into practice.
Ability to work under pressure and minimum supervision;
Result oriented person;
Very active team player
Ability to implement strategies in an enabling environment.
Current Position CLINICAL BASE MANAGER EMRAS CHIREDZI 01/09/2016 TO DATE
Implements and communicates EMRAS plans to all subordinates
Participates in the development and implementation of new revenue streams
Responding to primary calls, inter hospital transfers, procedures and resuscitation of critical ill patients.
Training of Basic first aid and Advanced first aid.
Liaising with Chiredzi, Hippo and Triangle Fire and Ambulances on disaster preparedness plan
In service of training of staff.
Planning, coordinating, Implementation of the consolidation strategy
Supervising and Evaluating the day to day activities
Implementing infection cntrol measures in the PSMI Complex and in the Ambulance
Cleaning the Ambulance daily, before and after call
Rehearsing disaster preparedness
Participates in Fire Drills
Sports cover
Ensure submission of weekly, monthly and annually operation reports as guided by EMRAS plan
Making sure the Ambulances are serviced and maintained
Develop procedures for quality controls and patients care
Resolves patient queries and refers to Operations Manager
Follow –ups maintenance and availability of functional equipment
Contributes and participate on the formulation of unit budget
Work Experience EMRAS 01/10/2013/ To 30/08/2016 CRITICAL CARE NURSE EMRAS VICTORIA FALLS
Responding to all emergencies within Hwange district
Attending to Disaster preparedness meeting with Local authority
Monthly stock take
Inservice training of staff
Making sure the ambulance is ready for calls
Liassing with other Emergency Medical Services
Transfering patients from one hospital to another
Call audits to all our calls
Patients follow ups
Ordering and restocking ambulance
Making sure that vehicle are maintained on time
Report writing and reporting to my immediate supervisor
01 September 2011to 01 September 2013
Occupational Health Nurse MacDonald Bricks
Attending to all occupational hazards within the company.
Daily consultation of patients.
Giving health education to workers about safety health.
Safety talks.
Providing HIV/AIDS prevention education and awareness campaigns.
Training of peer educators and first aiders within the company.
Hazard identification and prevention programmes and their solutions.
Co-coordinating with other stakeholders in the management and prevention of communicable diseases.
Attending to disasters within our area.
Liaising with other stake holders in disaster preparedness programmes.
Visiting workers who are admitted in hospitals and advising management on the condition of the patient so that appropriate action can be taken with regards to hospitalized employee.
Liaising with National Social Security Authority in matters relating to Safety and Occupational Health so as to update organizational rules and regulations regarding occupational health safety.
Complete workers compensation and Insurance Fund forms
Submit forms to National Social Security Authority
Maintain pneumoconiosis register
Making sure that all new employees are medical examined
DATE 01 August 2010 To 30August 2011 Claims Assessor Contract basis
Premier Service Medical Aid Society
Assessing all claims for completeness and validity of membership of claimant so as to prevent payment on fraudulent claims.
Verifying validity of membership.
Authorizing drug limits.
Undertaking outreach programs in order to explain to explain the services and packages offered by the organization.
Attending to all queries related to claims
Notifying hospitals and Doctors about payment limits for various services provided.
Checking whether the amount claimed is according Zimbabwe Related Value Schedule (ZRVS).
Visiting Doctors and hospitals checking the number of our clients admitted and getting updates on their condition and recovery process.
Detecting and reporting suspected fraudulent claims to the Supervisor for further investigations
Heath Liaison Officer Gokwe North (01/12/09 to 30 July 2010 (GAA Merlin) Medical emergency Relief International
Duties
Being the organizational interface between the District and Merlin Head office in Harare
Undertaking disease surveillance and response activities in the district so as to prevent any disease outbreaks.
Being the Resource person in the Trainings of health staff and Village health workers
Responding to any disease outbreaks within the District
Liaising with colleagues in other organizations and holding Civil Protection meetings within District so as to enhance disease response and preparedness measures in the district
Carrying out immunization programmers in the District
Attending regular meetings and exchanging notes with health executives in the District.
Writing reports on any event or activity undertaken in the district
Risk Reduction Team Leader (MERLIN) 01/08/09 to 31/12/09
District: Chiredzi
Major Responsibilities
Assessing and reporting clinic’s readiness and preparedness for cholera needs in terms of Cholera Treatment Units.
Analyzing findings and programs with team members and other counterparts in the health sector in order to establish a health support plan.
Preparing and implementing training in Cholera Training Units and Oral Rehydration Points management strategy
Being the resource person in the training of Village Health Workers.
Preparing kit lists and human resources in a timely way to ensure effective response in the case of an outbreak
Writing and submitting weekly reports on training and support programmes undertaken
Making sure the team was always ready to assist in the management of cholera patients at the clinics and when there was need.
Supporting disease outbreak response team where necessary.
GAA-Merlin (MSF) 18 February 2009 to July 2009
Responding to cholera outbreak in midlands province and Harare province.
Setting up cholera treatment centre cholera treatment units and oral rehydration points to affected areas.
Training of nurses on management of oral rehydration points.
Health education on cholera prevention.
Infection control measures within the oral rehydration points.
Ordering and management of stocks.
Report writing and liaising with the city health department in the affected provinces.
Reporting to my immediate supervisor about the cholera situation in the provinces.
Assessing hydration status of cholera patients and also responding according to cholera protocol treatment.
Giving oral rehydration solution to plan A and B.
Re-hydration of patients who are on plan c by means of intra venous fluids.
Attending and coordination meetings involving all stake holders in the fight against cholera
2. MSF Holland nurse (13 November 2008 to 30 July 2010 (MERLIN)
a) Attending cholera patients at cholera treatment centre.
Screening of patients at cholera treatment centre.
Putting up intra venous fluids to severe dehydrated patients and also giving oral rehydration solution to mild and moderate cases.
Infection control measures in the cholera treatment centre.
b) Health education.
To admitted patients and patients on observation and the community.
Maintaining proper records on the intake and output.
Recording all occurrences at cholera treatment centre and reporting to my immediate supervisor.
Training of junior nurses about infection control. Explaining about causes and preventive measures of cholera.
Follow-up to the affected communities and giving health education accordingly.
3. Premier Service Medical Aid Society 01/04/06 to 12/11/08
Position claims Assessor.
Duties…assessing claims from the service providers and making sure that payment is done on time.
Writing cheques to private members.
Giving advice on medical aid schemes offered and the advantages of different schemes being offered by the medical.
Liaising with doctors, hospitals on the new charges from the medical aid.
Report writing and submitting to immediate supervisor.
Visiting service providers and explaining the services offered by Medical Aid Society
CRITICAL CARE NURSE EMRAS 01/03/02 to 31/03/06
Managing one brigade hospital.
Attending to all emergencies around Bulawayo
Responding to primary calls, inter hospital transfers, procedures and resuscitation of critical ill patients.
Training of Basic first aid and Advanced first aid.
Liaising with Bulawayo Fire and Ambulances on disaster preparedness plan
In service of training of staff.
Planning, coordinating, Implementation of the consolidation strategy
Supervising and Evaluating the day to day activities
Implementing infection cntrol measures in the PSMI Complex and in the Ambulance
Ordering and restocking the Ambulance
Cleaning the Ambulance daily, before and after call
Rehearsing disaster preparedness
Fire Drills
Sports cover
Reporting to the Base Manager on the status of the Ambulances
Making sure the Ambulances are maintained
Deputy Nursing Officer one Brigade 2000 to 31/12/o1
Duties
Attending to in and out patients.
In-service training of junior staff and troop medic.
Monthly and annually report.
Health education to patients and soldiers
Antenatal and postnatal duties.
Ordering of medication as per prescription from the doctor.
Army Regimental Medical Officer 01/01/94 to 31/12/99
Nursing duties.
Making sure that every member of the army is medical examined before commencement of training and after training.
Maternal child health duties
Expanded programme of immunization in the district.
Monthly and annually reports.
Offering all military health duties.
Ordering of medical supplies.
In-service training to staff and their dependents.
Briefing the commander about the health status.
Military Experiences Basic military training.
Basic officer course.
Military administration
Military law
Low intensity operation
Use of radios, and evacuation of casualties during operation.
Peace keeping duties and education.
Assisting the country in times of disaster.
Assisting the Ministry of Health when called upon to assist.
Charity Work during spare time
Organization Hope For Mtshabezi
Responsibilities
This is a Christian’s organization with its values based on the book of life
which is the Bible of rendering help to the needy.
Medical consultation on communities who are less privileged.
Dispensing drugs to communities free of charge.
Giving health education to communities.
Offering Ante and Post natal services to the need mother.
Voluntarily Counseling and Testing of HIV/AIDS.
Disaster awareness campaigns.
Immunization with assistance from the District nursing officers.
Contact Person
P. G. Dube
Cell no 071******* or T`EL 09-885559.
Professional Qualifications
1)Diploma in General Nursing Harare Central Hospital 01/01/91 to 31/12/93.
2)Diploma in Midwifery. Mpilo School of Midwifery 01/09/95 to 30/08/96
3)Certificate in HIV / Aids Training and Management. Matabeleland Aids Council. 01/08/01 to 30/08/01
4)Certificate in Advanced Cardio Vascular life Support. 2nd April 2004
5)Emergency Medical Technician. 1/05/04 to 30/05/04
6)Certificate ln Sexual Transmitted infections. 01/11/01 to 30/11/01
7)Certificate in occupational Safety Health and Environmental Management Course. 01/06/12 to 30/07/12
8)Advanced Trauma Care for Nurses
O level
Combined Science B
English language C
Ndebele C
Mathematics C
Bible Knowledge C
Referees
Mr. D. MASUKU M. Tshuma
House 6443 House no 1945
Cell 077******* Cell no 077*******
Tell 09-75011
Ntando Mthimkhulu
Zimbabwe National Army
1Bde
CELL NO. 077*******
TEL 09-561919