Chidera Mgbemenah
- Owerri, Nigeria
- July 25, 2025
✅ Profile Summary
Dedicated and compassionate Healthcare Assistant with a background in Medical Laboratory Science and over Two years of hands-on clinical experience. Skilled in supporting patient care with professionalism, empathy, and attention to detail. Experienced in infection control, vital sign monitoring, sample collection, and accurate record-keeping. Adept at working as part of a multidisciplinary team to ensure high standards of care and patient safety. Strong communication, time management, and problem-solving skills developed through both laboratory and direct care roles. Passionate about contributing to person-centred care in the NHS and committed to ongoing professional development in the healthcare field.
🛠 Key Skills & Specialties
- Patient care and support
- Infection control procedures
- Sample and specimen collection
- Clinical documentation
- Communication and empathy
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Health and safety awareness
- Basic observations (vital signs)
- Time management
- Confidentiality and dignity in care.
Education
• A1 in Economics and Marketing
• B3 in Physics and Civic Education
• C4 in English and Igbo
• C6 in Mathematics and Biology
• D7 in Chemistry
Experience
1) Accurately maintained patient records and documentation, demonstrating strong attention to detail and confidentiality.
2) Followed established procedures to ensure high standards of care, safety, and accuracy during daily tasks.
3) Collected patient samples with care and professionalism, ensuring comfort, dignity, and proper handling at all times.
4) Prepared and organised materials to support patient assessments and procedures, contributing to smooth team operations.
5) Monitored quality and safety standards in the work environment, supporting a clean, safe, and well-managed care setting.
1) Performed routine venous blood collection for diagnostic tests.
2) Prepared, labeled, and transported samples for analysis.
3) Maintained sterile working conditions and assisted in infection control.
4) Documented test results and supported patients during sample collection.