Meet Nurse Caroline…
September 2022
The GMK Medical Centre was completed in 2016, with the goal to make healthcare available to people in desperately impoverished communities.
6 years on and we treated 17 thousand patients in 2021, with an average of 35 babies delivered per month in the first half of 2022 – a huge development from 47 deliveries overall in the opening year.
Our nurses are the life-blood of the medical centre, conducting vital work with patients in the community every single day.
Nurse Caroline has had enormous success with her work which focuses on delivering new lives into the world! Read her story here…
“My name is Caroline Njuguna, 30 years old, a mother of one coming from a humble background.
I did my Diploma in Community Health Nursing and graduated in the year 2018. My main role as a nurse is to ensure quality service delivery to patients/clients.
I came to know Nasio Trust through a friend who briefly mentioned about the organization and I went ahead and learnt about it on Facebook but something touched me about how they have changed lives in the community. I applied for an opportunity and luckily I got the job.
Working in Nasio Trust has been of great experience, getting to know the community at different levels, their mental status, social-economic status, education level, culture myths and beliefs affecting them. The Nasio Trust as an organisation has really tried to intervene in making their lives better.
I got promoted last year in the month of September to hold a position of a nurse – in charge and my roles are;
- Ensuring patients and staffs satisfaction,
- Maintaining a safe environment for the patients and the staffs,
- Ensuring high standards and quality care is maintained aligning with the hospital goals.
Working in Nasio Trust and serving the community has enabled me to gain experience in management skills and also the ability to make a difference in maintaining efficiency and effectiveness.
The numbers of Deliveries varies but lately we have been recording the highest and we would like to maintain the curve. What has really helped the nurses is that they work as a team in providing the services and we do ensure our patients admire to come back again for the service at our hospital.”
Learn more about what we do at the medical centre here:
https://www.thenasiotrust.org/our-work-in-kenya/healthcare/
Our nurses are core to our operation to save lives and improve healthcare, click here to enable us to protect the health and save the lives of more people every year:
https://www.thenasiotrust.org/donations/nurses-wages/
Nurse team A (Hillary Akose from the right side, seconded by Brendan Mwangale, followed by Esther Mumbi and lastly Caroline Njuguna)
Nurse team B (Caroline Njuguna from the right side, seconded by Tobias Barasa, Followed by Hillary Akose, Esther Mumbi and lastly Charity Cynthia)
This story is listed in: Achievements, Careers
