Abdi Hussein

Implemented and standardized MSF/IRC policies, tools, and hygiene protocols to minimize clinical risks and ensure quality patient care. Conducted ICU patient needs assessments, developed care plans, administered treatment per MSF protocol, maintained patient monitoring equipment, and ensured timely referrals with accurate clinical documentation and handovers.

Performed triage for incoming patients based on injury and illness severity, provided immediate stabilization for very sick patients, and ensured appropriate referrals. Administered prescribed medications, supported patient transfers between wings, performed wound cleaning and dressing for mild to moderate injuries, and produced clinical reports with updated patient biodata.

Managed acute malnutrition within basic health services, including routine assessment and follow-up for admitted children. Provided therapeutic feeds and specialized care to prevent deterioration, and delivered caregiver counseling and psychosocial support with weekly/monthly donor reporting.

Led care coordination for the Accident and Emergency Unit, collaborating with physicians to quickly assess patients and deliver appropriate treatment in rapidly changing conditions. Managed medication administration and monitoring, supported high-acute care needs including ventilator management and extensive wound care, and led teams to maintain standards of care and best practices.

Provided direct patient support and assisted with activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, feeding, and hygiene. Took vital signs, performed wound care, monitored for adverse medication reactions, administered medications per protocol, and supported admission triage and ongoing care planning with routine medication audits.

Completed a Diploma in Community Health Nursing from 2015 to 2019 at NEP College of Health Science in Garissa.

Earned the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) from IKHLAS High School in Garissa between 2011 and 2014.