Prestige Nursing & Care (Peterborough)

My name is Charlotte and I’ve worked for Prestige Nursing & Care for over 14 years starting as a care assistant and now the proud manager of the Sleaford and Peterborough branches.
I have experience in childcare and education and was previously a teaching assistant and Special needs 1:1 with Autism and learning disabilities.
My knowledge in care is through home care services, learning disabilities/challenging behaviour, end of life care, case management, Dementia and complex care.
I have NVQ qualifications in Health & Social including a Level 2, 3 and Level 5 in Leadership and Management in Health & Social Care.

Kat Jeffery has worked in the care sector for nearly 15 years. She enjoys her role as a Field Care Manager as it enables her to continue interacting with her staff, service users and their families. Her experience as a care worker, care co-ordinator and recruitment consultant frequently proves valuable in her current position. Kat especially likes to work closely with people because it allows her to hear their wonderful stories and learn from them. Her hope is that by reaching out to her staff and service users on a regular basis it makes them feel someone is there for them.
Kat has an NVQ level 3 in Health & Social Care.

I graduated from Maidstone School of nursing training in 1982, as a State Registered Nurse (Adult General Nurse)
Since qualifying as a nurse, I have spent over 15 years working for the NHS, predominantly as the lead nurse on the night shift. I have dedicated my career to caring for patients in a variety of hospital and community settings, I have a genuine interest in all, of my patient’s quality of life and always give one hundred percent towards this.
I have spent 25 years caring for patients from a wide range of brain and neurological conditions, I have gained significant knowledge of neurological damage and diseases whilst providing rehabilitation nursing care procedures and education. I specialised in ventilated and non-ventilated trachea management, percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy, bowel and bladder management, tissue viability, wound and pressure care management.
I undertook to work towards a BSC Health Studies (Cornwall) with the University of Plymouth, completing the following modules: Work-Based Learning, Evidence-Based Practice, Introduction to Promotion of Continence, Leadership in Practice and ENB 913 – Care and Rehabilitation of Physically Disabled People, between 2000 and 2005.

I undertook the Pearson BTEC Level 3 Award (specialist 8-12) in education and training through Brooks and Kirk Independent Training Providers qualifying as a Tutor August 2020, in order to enhance my capabilities as a Trainer of Administration of Medications.
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Karen has been an RGN since 1982, she has covered a variety of fields of work including hospitals, nursing and residential homes. Karen’s experience covers caring for patients suffering from a wide range of neurological conditions, brain injuries, Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Motor Neuron Disease, Huntington's Chorea, whilst on a neurological rehabilitation unit, she specialized in caring for Ventilated and non-ventilated trachea patient’s which often involved Percutaneous Endoscopy Gastrostomy (PEG), Bowel and super-pubic catheter management.