Kemi Ojajuni

Experience

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  Kasco Scientific Agency

  Feb 2008 - Feb 2009

  Project Administrator

  Coordinating organisation's IT project management frameworkServed as first point of contact on IT issues for customersChange management personnel involving reviewing processesStaff training on IT applications.

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  Federal University of Technology Akure

  Feb 2010 - Oct 2012

  Research Assistant in Space Physics

  Performing sundry Research dutiesResponsible for creating detailed project plan, experimental work and data analysis with results and outcomes published and presented in local and international conference proceedings and publicationAssisting in teaching and instructing students in classroom tutorialActing as Registration Officer and providing advice to first year studentsWorking with a multi-research teams

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  NHS

  Dec 2014 - Aug 2020

  Freelance Support Worker
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  Business Derivatives Ltd

  Mar 2016 - Dec 2016

  Project Support

  Preparing and updating materials and associated documentationMaintaining RAID (Risk, Assumptions, Issues and Dependencies) logsCarrying out fieldwork and assessment to monitor progress as per our Business CaseResponsible for creating project plan and data analysis

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  Solent NHS Trust

  Aug 2020 - now

  Mental Health Crisis Support

  My role involves conducting a face to face assessment of patients experiencing mental health crisis, which includes monitoring and taking vital Physical observations such as Blood pressure monitoring, Temperature, heart rate and blood glucose monitoring. Working with Psychologists, Psychiatrists, behavioural Therapists and clinicians to create a robust risk assessment and plan of care for patients accessing the Service.Working with Doctors and Pharmacy to manage the delivery of psychotropic medications within the community and monitoring the effect of these medications on patients mood, mental state and sleep pattern.After recovery, sign-posting patients to relevant services to meet their psychological and emotional well being or to whatever follow-up the service user may require. Show less