Student Ambassador Shop Assistant

Nicole Jones

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PROFILE

Band 6 integrated midwife, working in the United Kingdom with a caring and emphatic nature. Vigorous work ethic and strong communication skills. Striving towards making a difference for women and their families in the antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal period.

KEY SKILLS

Working as a midwife in an extremely busy hospital, in the middle of a global pandemic has proved my ability to work adapt and work both efficiently and effectively in new and challenging surroundings.

Since gaining my band 6 in March 2021, I have developed key skills in suturing, being in charge of the wards, medicine management, episiotomies, theatre skills and general other midwifery tasks.

In April 2021, I began working as an integrated midwife to ensure continuity of carer to women and their families. Managing my own case load in the community, whilst working in the hospital has allowed me to time manage effectively. In addition, allowed me to develop my midwifery competencies

Confident in communicating with a variety of people from all walks of life. Volunteering in a retirement village and running social events allowed me to develop my skills in active listening and showing empathy towards the residents. It also gave me the opportunity to ask appropriate and clear questions whenever I was unclear, in order to deliver safe and high-quality care.

Working alongside elderly residents allowed to be adaptable in the care I was giving. Ensuring I was patient with them and understanding to all of their care needs.

Efficient in managing my time and being able to prioritise tasks which need addressing first.

Paying attention to detail and accuracy in my work allowed me to ensure a clean environment at all times, especially for the jobs that involved working with food.

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS

Advancing from a band 5 midwife, to a band 6 midwife in March 2021

Working in the continuity model in my hospital and community setting as an integrated midwife

As part of my job role at the retirement village, I successfully opened and ran the bar by myself two nights a week. This gave me the opportunity to build relationships with the residents, enhancing my communications skills with a variety of different people.

During my time studying on the degree I have actively volunteered my time to take part in activities to develop my employability skills, such as: Taking part in interviews for prospective student midwives and being a student ambassador for midwifery open days.

Took part in the annual Alzheimer’s Society memory walk with my mum and raised money for the charity, in memory of my nan who currently has Alzheimer’s.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Band 6 Midwife University Hospital of Coventry and Warwickshire Nov 2019-Currently

• Began as a band 5 midwife in November 2019, developed to a band 6 midwife in March 2021

• Integrated midwife working both in the hospital and community setting each week

• Caring for diverse women and their families from different walks of life in the antenatal period: booking pregnancies, working on the ward and running antenatal follow up clinics. In the intrapartum period: supporting their choices to birth on the labour ward, birthing unit, homebirth or theatre. In the postnatal period: immediately after birth, on the ward, running postnatal discharge clinics and visiting them at home.

Team Member Extra Care Feb 2016 to Sep 2016

Retirement village

Provided excellent customer service to the residents working in the bar, reception and café.

Created, planned and organised events for residents with a variety of different needs and abilities.

Building rapports with the residents with different care needs for example: Dementia, cancer and wheelchair use.

Shop Assistant One Stop Aug 2015 to May 2016

One stop is a convenience store that sells groceries, lottery/scratch cards etc

Provided excellent customer service to the customers

Managed my time ensuring stock was re-shelved and cashing up tills

Band 6 Midwife University Hospital of Coventry and Warwickshire Nov 2019-Currently

Began as a band 5 midwife in November 2019, developed to a band 6 midwife in March 2021

Integrated midwife working both in the hospital and community setting each week

Caring for diverse women and their families from different walks of life in the antenatal period: booking pregnancies, working on the ward and running antenatal follow up clinics. In the intrapartum period: supporting their choices to birth on the labour ward, birthing unit, homebirth or theatre. In the postnatal period: immediately after birth, on the ward, running postnatal discharge clinics and visiting them at home.

Team member Greggs Sep 2014 to Jun 2016

On a busy high street in Birmingham

Provided excellent customer service to the customers

Managed my time in ensuring stock was re-shelved, the shop was clean and tills were cashed up.

Ensuring I maintained a clean environment all times whilst preparing food and confectionary.

Team Member McDonalds Apr 2013 to Aug 2014

McDonald s the chain fast food restaurant

Provided excellent customer service to all customers, both front of house and in the drive-through.

Maintained a clean and safe environment whilst preparing food.

Managed my time effectively by cashing the tills, re-stocking and cleaning the shop. As well as prioritising my time in serving customers in a fast-paced environment.

EDUCATION & QUALIFICATIONS

The University of Northampton - BSc Midwifery 2019

Birmingham Metropolitan College - Access for Health diploma (60 Credits) 45credits distinction

15 Credits Merit 2016

University of College Birmingham - Diploma in Professional Bakery Pass 2014

University College Birmingham - Diploma in Professional Cookery Pass 2013

Swanshurst Secondary School – 7 GCSE including: Maths C, English Literature B, English Language B Science Merit, Food Technology B, Business Studies B and Health and Social Care Distinction 2011

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Other Skills: Attending Royal College of Midwives Conference, attending a debrief following a serious incident in the trust

Training: Prompt (2021) CTG study day (2021) Safe Breakaway [2018], Skills day in the community setting (Emergency drills in a home setting) [2018], Training for student interviews and student open days at the campus [2017] which included Equality and Diversity, Skills day 2 (Emergency drills) [2017] and Parental mental health [2017].

INTERESTS

Cooking, baking, Swimming, spending time with family and friends and reading.

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