Warwickshire
Areas Covered: UK
Tina Kane
Amputation
Orthopaedics
Behaviour
Paediatrics
Neonatal
Birthing Injury
Complex Feeding/Ventilation
Resuscitation
Tissue Viability
Emergency Response
Private Healthcare
Covid-19
Risk Management
Safeguarding
End of Life Care
Pain Management
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- ENB 405 - Special & Intensive Care (Neonate) (2021)
- Master NLP Practitioner (2010)
- Beyond Partnership - Development & Leadership (2009)
- BSc Health Sciences (2008)
- Diploma Child Health (2000)
- Diploma Professional Studies in Nursing (1996)
- Registered General Nurse
- Registered Sick Children's Nurse
- Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
- Royal College of Nursing (RCN)
- Resuscitation Council
- Advanced Paediatric Life Support (ALSG)
- Education and development role for safeguarding.
- 2 years’ experience as a Paediatric Liaison Nurse for the NHS specialising in safeguarding.
- 8 years’ experience as a Clinical Senior Sister at Birmingham Women's and Children's Hospital within the Intensive Care Unit.
- 5 years’ experience as a senior staff nurse at Northampton General Hospital.
- 8 years’ experience as a Neonatal Matron, Deputy General Manager, General Manager for Women’s, Children’s and Clinical Support Services at GEH Nuneaton.
- 30 years’ experience working with neonates, children and young people with developmental and diverse care requirements.
- 35 years’ experience working with adults.
I have worked within the NHS for more than 35 years undertaking the care of Neonates, Children, Young People and Adults. I have maintained my professional development through direct clinical care and the successful completion of training courses.
I have experience in the management of services which included clinical governance, service planning, workforce compliance and training.
I have extensive experience in providing training and education to healthcare teams, that included nurses, doctors and Consultants.
I have developed and implemented training information that is compliant to national standards across an Acute NHS Hospital Trust.
- Journal of Pediatric Nursing (2005): Network Working Across Two Organizations for Neonatal Nurses