Euphracia Musyoki

Completed 576 clinical hours to date; projected total of 816 hours upon graduation

• Participated in comprehensive clinical rotations across medical-surgical, emergency, pediatrics, obstetrics, and psychiatric gaining hands-on experience in diverse nursing specialties.
• Reported abnormal physical, mental, or emotional changes in patients promptly to the RN, contributing to early interventions and improved patient outcomes.
• Maintained a safe and sanitary care environment by consistently following infection control protocols and hospital sanitation procedures, reducing the risk of healthcare-associated infections.
• Engaged in over 50 hours of skills lab simulations to enhance clinical judgment, critical thinking, and hands-on technical skills.
• Demonstrated cultural competence and professionalism by communicating effectively with patients from diverse backgrounds, using active listening and empathy to foster trust and rapport.

Provided direct care to up to 12 residents per shift in the memory care unit

• Delivered high-quality personal care including bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and feeding, while preserving resident dignity and promoting independence.
• Assisted residents with activities of daily living (ADLs) to enhance comfort, safety, and overall well-being.
• Monitored and recorded vital signs such as temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and blood glucose levels, contributing to timely clinical assessments.
• Maintained a clean and safe environment by routinely sanitizing high-touch surfaces, changing linens, and disposing of waste in accordance with infection control protocols.
• Increased staff efficiency and patient safety by promptly responding to call lights and immediately reporting changes in residents’ physical or mental status to nursing staff.
• Conducted hourly rounds to assess resident safety, comfort, and behavior, supporting early intervention and fall prevention efforts.
• Utilized therapeutic communication, active listening, and empathy to build trust and reduce agitation in residents with cognitive impairment.
• Safely redirected residents experiencing confusion or behavioral disturbances, using de-escalation techniques and person-centered approaches to prevent harm and promote emotional stability.