Chief Instuctor
EMRAS Training Academy
Total years of experience :8 years, 2 Months
Pedzisai Mutiri +263 775567292 or+263 718 877 579 mutiri81@gmail.com
Professional Summary
Nurse with 12years experience in management and staff supervision. Strong desire to focus on preventative care and health education.
Accomplishments
Chief Instructor at Emergency Medical Rescue Ambulance Service (EMRAS) Training Academy
March 2017 up to date
• Trains and teaches hospital medical skills to Ambulance technician trainees, Advanced first aiders, Basic first aiders
• Develops and submits reports concerning training activities of training academy.
• Develops simulator scenarios appropriate to the level, function, and mission of students to be trained.
• Ensures medical supplies, training aids/equipment, office supplies, training supplies as required for EMRAS training academy operations are on-hand or on valid requisitioned appropriately through the EMRAS medical logistics system.
• Performs administrative tasks to support training.
• Performs other duties as directed.
Senior Nurse at Glen Norah Medical Centre
June 2016 to February 2017 in Zimbabwe
• Providing care to trauma patients and accident victims and all medical emergency cases.
• Checking of all machines in the emergency room like the suctioning machines.
• As an ACLS provider performing high quality resuscitation to patients.
• Allocation of duties to nurses and supervising them.
Nurse Supervisor International Rescue Committee
October 2014 to March 2016 in Liberia
As a nurse supervisor in facilitating, restoration and maintenance of health service at Redemption hospital Liberia with over 30 staff my activities were -
• Through successful needs assessment reconstruction and modification of in-patient and emergency department was done.
• Assisted to draw a return to work program for the In-patient department IPD and the emergency department.
• Purchase request of material and equipment needed to recommence clinical care.
• Arrangements of IPD care delivery station to support patient flow post Ebola crisis.
• Develop an effective and efficient triage system for monitoring and assessing all patients entering the hospital.
• Capacity and team building meeting ducted monthly and emergency triage assessment and treatment (ETAT) training for adult ER staff. Promoted safe work environment and staff protection at the IPD and adult emergency department.
• Developed IPC standard operational protocol and visibly displaying them in the ER.
• Trainings and risk assessments and also strengthening of IPC by forming ER subcommittees with 100% compliance with protocols with zero Ebola virus infection.
Team leader with Ministry of health Zimbabwe
May 2010 to 0ctober 2014
As a nurse team leader ER at Parirenyatwa group of hospitals with over 15 staff my activities were -
• Set up, operate and monitor invasive equipment and devices such as mechanical ventilators, catheters, gastrointestinal tubes and intravenous lines.
• Perform emergency medical procedures in Basic life support (BLS) Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) and transferring to intensive unit or high dependent unit.
• Administration of medication oral, IM, IV and other routes and monitor patients.
• Treatment of all trauma and medical cases at the emergency department, provide health education and document.
• Safe keeping of drugs and giving hand over to the other nurses.
Ambulance Technician with Medical Air Rescue Service
• Pre hospital provider for both medical and trauma patients.
• Providing detailed report to the emergency department nurse at the hospital. Checking all the equipment in the ambulance including defibrillator, oxygen tank.
References
Medical Dr Jude Senkungu
Senior medical coordinator
International Rescue Committee
Jude.kimbowa@gmail.com
Dr Zvikomborero Kamuteku
Medical Doctor
Glen Norah Medical Clinic
docczviko@gmail.com +263772745749
Takawira Manyere
Charge nurse
Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals
takawira.manyere@gmail.com +263777703296 +263712574577