Stephanie Creamer

• Collaborated within a multidisciplinary clinical team to deliver high-quality support to over 70 adults with diverse physical and intellectual disabilities, promoting wellbeing and independence.
• Coordinated individualised care plans, managed medications safely, and maintained clear communication with service users, families, and external professionals.
• Assessed, planned, and responded to complex health needs including epilepsy, respiratory issues, and chronic conditions, demonstrating strong clinical judgement and early-intervention skills.
• Actively participated in multidisciplinary meetings, contributing to clinical decision-making and ongoing care reviews.
• Ensured strict adherence to health and safety principles, safeguarding practices, infection control measures, and organisational policies.
• Conducted comprehensive risk assessments, identified potential hazards, and implemented appropriate preventative measures—skills directly transferable to workplace health and safety environments.

• Maintained continuity of care during organisational transition (from jack and Jill), ensuring safe and seamless service delivery.
• Provided 1:1 complex clinical care in the home environment, demonstrating autonomy, accountability, and strong assessment skills.
• Conduct daily risk assessments, monitor changes in health status, and implement appropriate clinical interventions.
• Administer medications safely and accurately while adhering to strict protocols and regulatory standards.
• Promote a safe, supportive, and structured environment, with a strong focus on infection prevention, routine stability, and safeguarding.
• Collaborate closely with families and multidisciplinary professionals, ensuring clear communication and consistent care planning.
• Maintain comprehensive and compliant documentation aligned with clinical governance, audit requirements, and best practice guidelines.
• Provide emotional support and holistic care, demonstrating adaptability, empathy, and effective communication—skills essential in Occupational Health.

· Whilst I was working with enable I was redeployed to a primary school while they recruited.

· I worked here for 3 months and was the sole nurse to 52 children with varying degrees of intellectual and physical disabilities alongside complex medical needs.

· I was in charge of the daily routine and ensuring that the medications for all children were delivered at appropriate times and correctly.

· Many of the children had PEG and JEG tubes for medication administration, I completed hseland course to ensure I had the appropriate training done

· It was part of the CNM role to organise the files for the new students waiting to begin

· During my time 5 new students were waiting to start school. I was entrusted with contacting parents and medical teams for meetings and service reviews.

• 9 months working as staff nurse on a cardiology ward in Cork University Hospital, caring for patients both pre and post angiogram
• Main duties and responsibilities: Coordinating care, Emotional support, Identify patients' needs and ensure efficient care is provided
• Assisting patients with activities of daily living
• Medication Management
• Implementing and evaluating individualised care plans
• Monitoring patients for potential side effects or risk factors associated with their treatment plan
• Checking Lab results and ensuring the multidisciplinary team are up to date and involved with patient care
• Being my patients advocate and ensuring next of kin is involved and consistently updated (following GDPR guidelines)
• I have worked throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, in a very busy and understaffed ward, proving myself as a dedicated and hardworking nurse.

• I was employed as a nurse for a child with disabilities in the family home
• My roles and responsibilities included individualised care for a minor with CDKL5
• It is essential to provide holistic patient care, providing support for both the family and patient
• Sensitivity and adaptability towards sudden changes in mood and physical requirements are crucial
• While working here I had to ensure medications were given at specific times and that I was adaptable to sudden mood changes as that is associated with the disability
• The work that I have carried out over the past three years with the Jack and Jill foundation has been some of the most gratifying of my young career
• I feel the opportunity to work with an organisation that truly cares about individualised, personalised care for those in need is one that I cannot look past.