Curriculum vitae
PROFILE
Surname: Kunda
First name: Josephine
Nationality: Zambian
Marital status: Married
Postal address: Ministry of health,
kabwe district health office,
p.o.box 80735,
kabwe.
Mobile Cell: +260-*********
E-mail: ad1nkg@r.postjobfree.com
Language: English
Membership: NMCZ – Nursing and Midwifery Council of Zambia EDUCATION DETAILS
School: Highridge high school
Level: Matriculated with university entrance.
Subjects: English, Mathematics, Biology, Religious education, Science,Commerce. PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Institution: Nkana college of Nursing
Course: Registered Nurse Diploma (hospital,clinic and rural based training) Year: 2014-2017
Institution: Ministry of health
Year: 2019
Professional summary
Team player
Excellent behavior and conduct
Mature judgment and pleasant leadership
Serious in studies and work
Dependable and reliable
Motivated by achievement
Determined and consistent in result delivery
Ambitious, goal and task oriented
Takes responsibility
Loyal, Honest and Supportive
Respectful of self and others
Enjoys Challenges and Uses initiatives
Eager to learn
Nursing Experience During Training
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS –Microsoft skills, Strong Communication skills (As part of my Nursing training)
• Excellent interpersonal and patient education skills (provided education opportunities for patients and
held study sessions for nursing students)
• Excellent communication and customer service skills (gained from extensive volunteer experiences
and part-time working experiences ) Professional Practice Exceptional Teamwork
• Maintain safe and therapeutic environment (Adhered to general Nursing council guidelines and the
ability to recognise of unsafe practice)
• Ability to work autonomously, set priorities and make independent decisions of a complex nature
(gained time management skills during surgical clinical placements)
• Demonstrated strong self-management skills, a commitment to nursing and flexibility to adapt to
unexpected changes
• Demonstrate honesty, integrity and respect for all patients, carers and staff Critical Thinking
• Recognised as an active learner; able to process information and link the signs and symptoms with
the primary cause of a disease or condition
Orthopaedic Ward (September 2016)
• Assessed clinical data from diagnostic studies and previous records
• Collaborated in interprofessional teams, with medical interns, physiotherapists, dieticians, and social
workers to address patient needs
• Provided general nursing care in the areas of vital signs, ECG, catheters, feeding tubes (under
supervision), Heparin/Insulin therapy, pain management (PCA, epidural, regional block, and spinal
anaesthesia care), and IV and central lines (under supervision). Achievement Managed four patient
loads per shift, and confidently conducted pre-operative checks under the supervision of an RN. Able
to recognise signs of deterioration and report to the RN. Mental Health Unit, (Month and Year of placement)
• Interacted appropriately with clients in the unit
• Conducted Mental Status Examination on clients
• Assisted group activities and recreation program Achievement Familiarized with the routine of a
Psychiatric unit, gained valuable de-escalation skills, learnt about the legal aspects of Mental Health
(Such as ITO), and researched on dual diagnosis and educated the clients (through conversations) that
Substances misuse can lead to their conditions. Sept 20xx General Surgical Ward 5B, Williams Hospital
Outpatients department (November 2015)
• Inserted an IDC for a client and collected urine sample for MCS
• Worked with a wound care nurse, helped changed vacuum dressing, cleaned the wound site, helped
changed stoma bags, and removed staples from a client's abdomen Achievement Ensured the
continuum of care for patients, followed the postoperative comprehensive handover from the PACU
nurse, and monitored the patient until the discharge criteria. Also gained knowledge in wound healing
process; the clinical pathways of patients underwent colonoscopy while working with the wound care
nurse.
Opthalmology department (January 2016)
Booking patients and giving of appaments date
Examination of visual acute
Measuring of intra oculer pressure (IOP)
Giving medication with out patient
Observation of patients that's has under gone surgical procedures and giving medication.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Registered nurse medical-surgical
Kanyama first level hospital
january 2018- till present
REFERENCES
1.Dr Tiza Mufune
District health director
District health office
Email:ad1nkg@r.postjobfree.com
Mobile:+260*********
kabwe, Zambia
2. Mrs Catherine makungu
Nursing in charge makululu urban clinic
ad1nkg@r.postjobfree.com
Mobile: +260*********
3.Jane Botha
Facility matron
Kanyama first level hospital
Lusaka, Zambia
Mobile:
4. Rev Winston.W.S. Zulu
Chaplain
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Mobile:096*******