Curriculum Vitae

William Antony

Home Address: 27B, Rangitiki Crescent, Lynfield, Auckland 1042

Email: kevin.antony1983@gmail.com

Mobile: 02040908686

KEY SKILLS

Proficiency gained in clinical assessment, patient vitals monitoring, wound care management, medication administration under supervision and other aspects of patient care, through diverse clinical placements in paediatrics, medical ward, mental health and community, under the mentorship of professional and experienced preceptors.
Confident engaging with diverse patient population and their Whanau to provide holistic patient-centred care through therapeutic rapport building, de-escalation and multi-disciplinary handovers to ensure pristine patient-centred care, adhering to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.
Passionate about empowering patient independence through informed decision-making and advocating for health equity to ensure culturally safe patient-centred outcomes.
Dedicated to effective time management to prioritise and complete tasks efficiently in a busy, fast-paced hospital environment.
Strong commitment to enhance knowledge through continued education to provide high-standard, advanced patient care.

Education

Bachelor of Nursing

February 2023 - Current

Manukau Institute of Technology

New Zealand Certificate in Health and Well-being Level 4

March 2018 - November 2018

Career Force

Graduate Diploma in Health Services Management Level 7

February 2016 - June 2017

Eastern Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Dental Surgery

March 2002 - November 2008

Dr MGR University of Medical Sciences

Student Placement History

Te Whatu Ora – Waitemata DHB / District Nursing February 2026 – Current (11 weeks)

Performed chronic and complex wound care assessments and management in Patient’s homes and in clinical settings under the preceptor’s supervision.
Gained knowledge in procedures like catheter changes and catheter care, Port IV and PICC line flushing, maintenance and deaccessing, IM Bicillin administration, and on various wound care dressings.
Performed health education and promotion to the patient and their whanau on self-care management and disease prevention.
Spontaneous to work in a fast-paced environment as a team, along with the District Nurses, to assist and perform under supervision.

Community Placement: Te Whatu Ora – Te Tokai Tumai – Greenlane Hospital / Intermediate Care (Adult Community Services) (5 weeks).

Worked along with different streams of Intermediate Care, such as Rapid Community Access Team (R-CAT), Hospital in the Home (HITH), and District Nurses to assist and perform in a variety of procedures and patient assessments.
Assisted with patient assessments and vital signs monitoring for patients transitioning from hospital to community.
Support the management of acute and sub-acute management of patients in their home whilst in the care and support of the whanau and friends, thus facilitating remission and avoiding hospital readmission.
Observed and assisted with wound care, medication management and mobility support.
Participated in multidisciplinary team meetings to discuss patient progress and discharge planning.
Promoted patient independence through rehabilitation-focused care and health education.

Mental Health Placement: Pathways Mangere (5 weeks)

Supported recovery-focused mental health care for individuals by engaging clients to promote well-being and community participation in a community setting.
Facilitated and participated in indoor and outdoor recreational activities to promote client engagement, social connection and physical well-being.
Assisted with meditational and mindfulness sessions to help clients develop coping strategies and emotional regulatory skills.
Built a therapeutic relationship through consistent, respectful communication and active listening.
Actively participated in team debriefing sessions following critical incidents or challenging client interactions.
Contributed towards care planning sessions by sharing insights and observations on client progress and well-being.
Participated in risk assessment process and multidisciplinary collaboration to support client safety and positive outcomes.

In Patient Placement: Te Whatu Ora – Waitemata DHB, Muriwai ward (5 weeks)

Assisted patients with personal care and vital signs monitoring in an acute medical ward.
Gained confidence with patient transfer techniques using different types of hoists.
Performed cognitive functional assessment to assess the patient’s mental and memory status, and the ability to perform daily tasks.
Conducted skin integrity assessments to identify early signs of pressure injuries and reported findings to the RN to implement timely interventions.
Administered peripheral IV medication and flushes under RN supervision.
Observed and assisted with medication administration, wound management and patient assessment under RN supervision.
Actively participated in nursing handover sessions and completed nursing notes to document patient observations and progress accurately, and to ensure continuity of care.

Pediatric Placement: Te Whatu Ora / Te Toka Tumai – Starship Hospital, Ward 26A (2 weeks)

Supported nursing staff with basic care, vitals recording, and patient engagement.
Developed communication skills with children and whanau.
Observed multi-disciplinary pediatric care and family-centred practice.
Performed documentation and participated in handover sessions to ensure continuity of care.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Community Support Worker – Spectrum Care Ltd, Greenlane (2017 – Current)

Provide person-centred care to individuals with intellectual, physical and mental health needs.
Assist service users with personal care, activities of daily living, and community participation.
Support client independence and development of life skills.
Provide culturally safe, emotional and behavioural support.
Assist with health needs, medication prompts and well-being monitoring.
Maintain accurate documentation and key worker responsibilities.
Collaborate with Whanau and multi-disciplinary teams to promote autonomy, goal setting and inclusion.

Dental Surgeon – Mount Zion Medical College, Kerala, India (2014 – 2016)

Managed comprehensive dental services including patient consultations, diagnosis, treatment planning and clinical procedures.
Supervised clinical staff and dental interns to ensure high standards of patient care and clinical safety.
Maintained patient records and documentation in compliance with healthcare regulations.
Coordinated multidisciplinary care, liaising with medical colleagues to support patients with complex health needs.
Developed strong clinical assessment skills, infection control protocols and patient communication strategies.
Gained valuable experience in managing patient anxiety, delivering health education, and promoting preventive care.

REFEREES

Ms. Shannon Roberts

Charge Nurse, District Nursing Waitakere DHB

E-mail: Shannon.Martin@waitematadhb.govt.nz

Ms. Omana Thomas

Academic Liaison Nurse, Manukau Institute of Technology

E-mail: omana.thomas@manukau.ac.nz