Rebecca Holt

Introduced ANP service and autonomously manage acute, on-the-day and minor ailment presentations across 8 sessions weekly, including home visits and follow-up of investigations; contributed to service expansion and became social prescribing lead.

Developed autonomous consultation skills including history-taking, examination, diagnosis, investigation ordering and management of acute/chronic presentations while qualifying as a non-medical prescriber.

Led the Medical Assessment Unit, coordinating admissions/discharges, staffing rotas and mentorship while covering ward manager duties and improving acute care response through ALS/ILS leadership.

Provided acute inpatient care including medication administration, NEWS2 observations, venepuncture/cannulation, ECGs, central line bloods and enteral feeding management in a high‑acuity MAU.

Supported patient hygiene, catheter and stoma care, nutrition and mobility across wards while communicating with the multidisciplinary team and maintaining documentation.

Promoted independence for service users through life skills coaching, therapy support and administration of oral and PEG medications in community care settings.

Completed an MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice, developing advanced assessment, diagnostic and clinical management skills for primary and secondary care.

Completed Acute Illness Recognition at level 6 to enhance recognition and management of deteriorating patients.

Completed Mentorship at level 6 to develop skills in supervising and assessing nursing students and junior staff.

Completed a BSc in Adult Nursing with clinical placements across acute and community settings to prepare for registered nurse practice.

Completed an Advanced Apprenticeship in Health and Social Care to develop practical care skills and vocational competence.

Achieved a Level 3 National Vocational Qualification to gain vocational skills in health and social care.

Completed GCSEs, achieving seven grades A–C across a range of subjects.