The Trumpet Newspaper Issue 564 (February 9 - 22 2022)

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“The NHS saved my wife’s
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which included slow brain
development and learning disabilities.
“Although there was no cure for
cerebral palsy, I learnt that there were
treatments available to help people
with the condition be as active and
independent as possible, which is what
I wanted for my niece,” shares
Kayode. He was also happy to learn
that the NHS offered a team of
healthcare professionals to come up
with a treatment plan that would meet
the child’s individual needs.
Inspired by what he had learnt and
motivated by what he could achieve,
Kayode decided to join the NHS as a
Learning and Disability Nurse. “It was
a drastic change in terms of roles but
at the heart of it, they both involve
trust, diligence and care,” says
Kayode. This sense of responsibility
was not lost on Kayode and his
passionate and caring nature is what
allowed him to easily make the
transition. “Before people trusted me
with their money and now they trust
me with their lives!” he exclaims.
Kayode soon embarked on a threeyear
Nursing degree, which included
a placement at Guy’s and St Thomas’
NHS Foundation Trust. He recently
graduated in 2021 and is now a
qualified Learning and Disability
Nurse at Oxleas NHS Trust in
Dartford. In his new role, Kayode
works closely with people with
learning disabilities and mental health
issues. His day to day responsibilities
involve the administration of
medication, physiotherapy, physical
and mental health treatment, and
liaising with other multidisciplinary
team members, including social
workers, clinicians and psychologists -
depending on his patient’s needs.
“My role is extremely rewarding.
Everyday I am helping to transform
someone’s life - little by little. It’s so
satisfying to watch people grow and
progress and to know that you played
an important part in their recovery -
nothing can compare to it,” says
Kayode.
During COVID-19, Kayode helped
to administer vaccines for people with
learning disabilities. One particular
patient had a phobia of needles and
was terrified to get the jab. But
Kayode was able to calm him down
using relaxation techniques and other
coping methods that helped to reduce
the patient’s anxiety. He was able to
successfully administer the jab;
ensuring the patient and his family
were protected during the pandemic.
Kayode describes working for the
NHS as a great privilege and
encourages others to apply for the
range of roles that are available. “If
your goal is to create a positive impact
on the lives of real people and you
want to contribute your skills to
making people’s lives better - then the
NHS is the place for you,” says
Kayode.
Kayode also enjoys the work-life
balance that comes with the job. “My
work offers me enough flexibility to
spend quality time with my family,”
he shares. Kayode and his family love
travelling, learning about new cultures
and meeting new people. “My goal is
to travel the whole world, though that
might need to wait until I retire!”
laughs Kayode.
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