Amy Bowen

• Emergency Care

• General Practice Nurse

• Accident and Emergency Care

• Acute Medical Nursing

• Asthma/COPD

• Basic Life Support

• Deep Vein Thrombosis

• Emergency Wound Care

• Falls

• Fractures - Management of

• General Adult Nursing (Personal Hygiene, Hydration, Nutrition etc)

• Hand and Upper Limb Injury

• Minor Injuries/Walk In Centres

• Musculoskeletal Assessment & Management

• Incident Reporting and Management

• Pain Management

• Plaster Casting

• Practice Nursing

• Safeguarding Adults

• Safeguarding Children

• Sepsis

• Triage Nursing - Face to Face and Remote

• Urgent Care

• Venepuncture/Cannulation

• Whiplash

• Wound Care (Not Pressure ulcers)

• Wound Closure and Suturing

Amy is an experienced Nurse Practitioner since 2013 in emergency, ambulatory and same-day care settings; specialising in minor injuries and minor illness. She has experience working as an acute medical nurse, working in a Deep Venous Thrombosis clinic and a Nursing Officer working on cruise ships. Amy is confident in autonomous assessment, diagnosis, treatment and discharge, including prescribing within scope. She has demonstrated leadership in unit coordination, service set-up (helped set up two new units) and supporting junior staff. She has a strong background in acute medical nursing and urgent triage; working within NICE, CQC and local governance frameworks. Amy also has experience within investigations including root cause analysis, and recently received trust recognised award for excellent documentation and safety netting skills. Amy is currently working as a Nurse Practitioner at a MIU.

(Awaiting on attendance of the Bond Solon Certificated Legal Training Courses: “Excellence in Report Writing” and “Courtroom Skills – Witness Familiarisation)

Specialisms

Biography

Reports

• Screening Report

• Liability Report

• Pro bono opinion

Ages Covered

Registered Nurse - Adult

Accident & Emergency Nurse

• Neonates and Babies - 0-1 years

• Pre School - 2-5 years

• Children - 6-11 years

• Adolescents - 12-18 years

• Young Adults - 19-25 years

• Adults 26+ years