Uficca Hoojon

Educational and Training Responsibilities

• Contributed to the development, review, and continuous improvement of BMT-specific courses, and quality management (QM)
• Ensured all nursing staff remained compliant with unit Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) by monitoring the completion
• Actively participated in onboarding and orientation programs for new staff
• Functioned as a key clinical resource within the BMT unit, responding to staff queries.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to identify gaps in staff knowledge
• Supported continuous professional development initiatives by encouraging staff participation in workshops, internal courses, and evidence-based learning opportunities.

Quality management

monitoring clinical processes, documentation, and nursing practices. Ensured compliance with institutional, national, and transplant-specific quality standards (e.g., JACIE/FACT guidelines)

participated regular audits on medication administration, infection control, central line care, chemotherapy safety, and adherence to BMT SOPs

• Reviewed and updated BMT Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), policies
• Monitored patient care indicators—including infection rates, medication errors, adverse events, and incident reports
• Facilitated root-cause analyses (RCA) for clinical issues, near-miss events, or process deviations
• coordination with BMT Quality Teams.
  Coordinated multidisciplinary quality meetings, presented nursing-related quality metrics
• Ensured readiness for internal and external inspections by maintaining complete QM documentation, training records, and audit summaries.

• Supervised day-to-day clinical operations of the BMTunit,adequate staffing
• Led a multidisciplinary team of nurses, care assistants, and support staff
• Oversaw the care of high-risk transplant patients, ensuring adherence to BMT protocols, infection-control measures, and safety standards.
• Conducted shift handovers, coordinated patient assignments
  • Ensured proper execution of chemotherapy administration, stem cell infusion processes, and central line management
• Facilitated rapid response and managed emergency situations, including code blue
• Collaborated with transplant physicians, coordinators
• Provided coaching and training to new staff BMT-specific skills
• Assisted in managing unit resources, including equipment, medication stocks, and isolation room readiness.
• Contributed to quality improvement projects, morbidity/mortality reviews.

• Deliver high-quality nursing care to patients in the BMTU, adhering to clinical protocols.
• Provided comprehensive bedside nursing care to patients
• Monitored and managed high-risk, immunocompromised patients, including early detection and escalation of complications such as GVHD, sepsis, mucositis, and cytokine release syndrome.
• Administered chemotherapy, conditioning regimens, immunosuppressants, and supportive therapies
• Performed central line care, infection-prevention interventions
• Managed neutropenic, pediatric, and critically ill patients
• Collaborated closely with transplant coordinators, hematologists
• Documented clinical findings, medication administration, and procedural care
• Supported stem cell infusion procedures, donor coordination, and post-infusion monitoring for adverse reactions.
• Participated in unit audits, quality improvement initiatives
• Maintained competency in advanced nursing skills, including blood product administration, electrolyte management, and emergency response.