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Mercy Achieng

ICU Nurse

Critical care for patients at their most fragile

Phone
+254 20 555 1107
Registered Nurse (NCK)

ICU nurse with nine years in critical care at major hospitals in Nairobi. Cares for the most acutely ill patients in the hospital, managing ventilators, drips, monitors and rapidly changing conditions with the clinical sharpness and steady nerve intensive care demands. Recognised for her handling of deteriorating patients and trusted to mentor junior ICU nurses and precept new staff. Delivers complex critical care, monitors and manages ventilated and unstable patients, administers and titrates medications, responds to emergencies, and supports families through the hardest moments. Calm, skilled and deeply compassionate. Looking for a senior ICU or critical-care role with a unit that values clinical excellence and genuine patient care.

Personal

Location

Nairobi, Kenya

Nationality

Kenyan

Gender

Female

Notice Period

1 month

Date of Birth

1991-09-12
Personal Skills

Composure

Clinical Judgement

Compassion

Resilience

Vigilance

Technical Skills
  • Critical Care Nursing
  • Ventilator Management
  • Haemodynamic Monitoring
  • Medication Titration
  • Emergency Response
  • Patient Assessment
  • Sepsis & Shock Care
  • Family Support
  • Clinical Documentation
  • Mentoring
Languages

English (UK)

Full Professional Proficiency

Swahili

Native or Bilingual Proficiency

Luo

Native or Bilingual Proficiency
Professional Summary

Nairobi General Hospital

ICU Nurse January 2017 to Present

Care for the most acutely ill patients in the hospital, managing critical care with the steady nerve intensive care demands.
Recognised for her handling of deteriorating patients and trusted to mentor junior ICU nurses and precept new staff.
Monitor and manage ventilated and unstable patients closely, responding fast as their condition changes minute to minute.
Administer and titrate complex medications precisely, calculating and adjusting drips against constantly shifting needs.
Lead and respond in emergencies, staying calm and clear-headed during arrests and rapid deteriorations on the unit.
Support families through the hardest moments, explaining gently and honestly when their loved one is critically ill.

Kenyatta Medical Centre

Staff Nurse July 2014 to December 2016

Provided ward nursing on a busy medical unit, managing patient care, medication and deteriorating patients.
Developed strong clinical and assessment skills and decided to specialise in critical care nursing.
Learned clinical nursing, assessment and emergency response on the job across more than two years.
Gained the critical-care qualification and earned the move into a specialist ICU nurse role.
Qualification

University of Nairobi

Bachelor — BSc in Nursing (September 2010 to June 2014)

Degree in nursing covering clinical practice, pharmacology, anatomy and patient care, with hospital placements. The programme built the clinical foundation registered nursing requires. It led directly into a nursing career.

Kenya Medical Training College

Master — Higher Diploma in Critical Care Nursing (September 2015 to December 2016)

Specialist critical-care qualification covering intensive care, ventilation, monitoring and emergency management. It built the advanced skills ICU nursing demands. It qualified work in intensive care units.
Certifications

Critical Care Nursing Qualification

Kenya Medical Training College (December 2016 to Present)

Specialist higher diploma in critical-care nursing covering intensive care, ventilation, monitoring and emergency management to a recognised standard, which built the advanced skills ICU nursing demands and qualified work in intensive care.
Highlights

Steady when it counts

Recognised for calm, skilled handling of deteriorating and arresting patients on the unit. In intensive care, the nurse who stays clear-headed and acts fast when a patient crashes is often the difference in the outcome.

Mentors the next nurses

Trusted to mentor junior ICU nurses and precept new staff into the demanding world of critical care. Bringing new nurses safely up to ICU standard multiplies her impact across the whole unit, not just her own patients.
Registration

Registered Nurse (NCK)

Nursing Council of Kenya (July 2014 to Present)

Registration with the Nursing Council of Kenya covering clinical competence, ethics and safe practice to the national standard. It is the credential authorising nursing practice and underpins all critical-care work delivered.

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