Prudence Skene

Background

About Prudence Skene

Dedicated, highly experienced Master's-prepared applicant, with greater than 10 years of progressive experience as a healthcare professional. Proven ability to lead complex operations and diverse teams in large organisations through harnessing and encouraging dynamic teamwork and individuality that fosters creativity and innovation and champions a culture of safety. Skilled in the principles of Andragogy and vocational academia evidenced by the development and execution of high-level curricula over various modalities and varied recipient audiences; both of healthcare and non-healthcare backgrounds. Demonstrated history of achieving international accreditations, being well versed in meeting and maintaining key-performance indicators and understanding complex quality and performance safety standards. Equipped with a sound understanding and utilisation of clinical informatics systems, data entry and risk analysis and management using a variety of quantitative and qualitative validation tools alongside generalised proficiency with Microsoft Word and associated IT skills. Moreover, tenure experience and current role responsibilities models safe, effective and resourceful behaviours with a history of development of budgets, fiscal endeavors and strategic initiatives for institution growth and greater organisational alignment. On a personal note, I am reliable, competent, and warmly passionate. My natural essence is meticulous; therein, I possess sharp organisational qualities and a remarkable ability to identify operational gaps and areas for improvement. Having developed my professional career in high stress and critical environments, I am flexible and possess an optimistic attitude towards challenges and new skills, exercising my firm values in the power of a growth mindset. I possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills supported by my friendly temperament that allows me to easily gain rapport thereby foster enjoyable and therapeutic relationships. I believe that a smile is one’s strongest asset and as it takes 43 facial muscles to frown and only 17 to smile, my desire to age well means smiling is simply the better option.