Grace Adeyemi
Registered Nurse — Acute Medicine
Summary
Registered nurse with seven years in acute medical and emergency settings, currently on a 28-bed acute medical unit. Led the sepsis pathway work that brought time-to-antibiotics from 91 minutes to 44. Practice educator for the ward and mentor to four student nurses a year.
Work Experience
Senior Staff Nurse · Acute medical unit, teaching hospital
March 2021 – PresentLeeds, UK
- Led the sepsis pathway review on a 28-bed unit; time-to-antibiotics fell from 91 minutes to 44.
- Acted as practice educator, supervising four student nurses a year through placement.
- Redesigned the handover template, cutting omitted information in audit from 22% to 6%.
- Ran the ward's falls reduction work; falls per 1,000 bed days fell by a third over twelve months.
Staff Nurse · Emergency department
January 2018 – February 2021Sheffield, UK
- Triaged and cared for patients across the full acuity range in a busy emergency department.
- Completed advanced cannulation and venepuncture training and became a ward trainer for it.
- Contributed to the infection control audit cycle, improving hand hygiene compliance to 97%.
Education
BSc (Hons), Adult Nursing
September 2014 – July 2017University of Leeds
Skills
Technical
Acute medical and emergency care, IV cannulation and infusion therapy, Deteriorating patient recognition (NEWS2), Wound care and tissue viability, Medication management, Care planning and documentation, Infection prevention and control, Basic and immediate life support
Soft skills
Calm under pressure, Compassionate communication, Working in a multidisciplinary team, Mentoring students
Tools
Electronic patient records, Infusion pumps, NEWS2 charts, Controlled drug systems, Handover tools
Certifications
- Immediate Life Support (ILS)
- Advanced cannulation and venepuncture
- Mentorship and Practice Supervisor preparation
Languages
Interests
Clinical education, choral singing, gardening