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Health Visitor CV Template + Tips and Download

Sobhan Mohmand, Career Expert 11 Feb 2021

Tip: Use the Health Visitor CV Template below as an example to help you write your own personal and fully-tailored CV.

Lauren Springer

922 Alexander Road
Durham
CA9 1AT
Mob: 079 2361 9982 Email: [email protected]

Personal profile statement

I am a highly motivated, outgoing and dedicated Health Visitor with a passion for supporting and helping people from all ages and a variety of backgrounds. I have worked for more than two years of providing excellent service to patients in hospitals, GP surgeries, families’ homes and community clinics. My greatest passion in life is to help people, and I get great satisfaction from seeing the positive change that I make in people’s lives; particularly in giving young children the best possible start in life.

Achievements

Volunteer Nurse, 2015
Graduated from University in the 10% of students by grade, 2015
President of Nursing Society, 2013

Education

2013 – 2016

BSc (Hons) Nursing

University of Nottingham

Grade achieved: 2:1

Relevant Modules:

Public Health and Child Development
Principles of Children’s Nursing
Person-Centred Nursing Practice (Foundations)
Personal and Professional Development

2011 – 2013
Results: Psychology: A Sociology: A English: B

A Levels

High Pavement Sixth Form

2004 – 2011
Results: 10 GCSEs at Grades A*-C.

GCSEs

Nottingham Girls High School

Work experience

Aug 2016 – Present

Health Visitor NHS, Sandwell

Main duties performed:

Assisting parents in the upbringing of their young children
Tracking the child’s growth and development milestones
Offering support to new mothers as part of the NHS post-natal support service
Encouraging parents to participate in Child Immunisation programmes
Providing feeding and nutrition advice
Supporting children with special needs
Working with people who may have mental health issues or depression
Organising events for members of the public including clinics or drop-in centres
Regularly liaising with midwives, teachers, community nurses, GPs, paediatricians, consultants and other interdisciplinary teams
Working closely with other agencies such as housing and social services
Reporting any reasons for concern to the relevant child protection bodies
Regularly visiting patients to ensure that they are looked after properly

Mar 2015 – Jul 2015

Student Nurse NHS, Sandwell

Main duties performed:

Managing and completing both practical and theoretical university work
Working and shadowing professionals within a hospital environment
Developing communication, organisational and people skills
Administer routine medicine if and when required
Assessing patient’s symptoms and advising accordingly
Conducting medical history check through interviews and research
Carrying out general admin duties (answering calls, sending emails, photocopying and printing, booking appointments, etc)

Qualifications

Level 3 Diploma in Clinical Healthcare Support
Level 2 Certificate and Diploma in Medical Administration
Training in Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults

Skills

Running clinics, antenatal classes and parenting, playing and weaning groups
Fully trained in child accident prevention and dealing with postnatal depression
Excellent communication skills, both written and oral
Expert knowledge in behavioural management techniques
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office and related computer programs

Hobbies and interests

I am an active member of my local football society and have recently been voted Captain of my team. Not only does this give me the opportunity to keep fit and healthy, but it is also an excellent way to make new friends and develop my communication skills outside of a work environment.

References

Mrs Joanne Randall
Manager, NHS
Address: 2 King Rd, Cornwall, CI48 4UY
Tel: 0873 1157 9268
Email: [email protected]

Mr Luke Sanderson
Supervisor, NHS
Address: 4 St Pauls Rd, Kent, KU8 3YE
Tel: 0778 7546 9887
Email: [email protected]

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Tips

Working with children: Being a Health Visitor means that you will be working with and around children most of the time. You should indicate on your CV that you like/love/enjoy working with children and making a positive impact on them at these crucial moments of their lives.

Travelling: It is a fact that you will, most likely, be making daily trips to and from clinics, GPs, community centres and residential homes to meet patients. Therefore, mentioning that you have a driving license and your own method of transportation (car) will give a nice boost to your CV.

Good Luck!

Written by Sobhan Mohmand
Sobhan is a qualified Careers Advisor and Professional CV Writer with over 10 years of experience in helping job seekers get a job. He is a Member of the Careers Development Institute (CDI) and is listed on the official UK Register of Career Development Professionals. He holds a Level 6 Diploma in Career Guidance and Development (QCF).

OVERVIEW

SALARY RANGE
£25.000 – £40.000
ENTRY
Degree and Work Experience
WORKING HOURS
37+ hours per week

Competencies

Caring
Ability to care for and empathise with patients’ needs
Social Skills
The ability to effectively communicate and interact with professionals, parents and children
Organisational Skills
Excellent organisation skills to balance a heavy workload
Public Speaking
Ability to speak in front of an audience in a clear and audible fashion
Strength
Emotional strength to deal with difficult and stressful situations
Diplomacy
Using appropriate techniques to move patients or their guardians to beneficial action