Adejoke Ajala

Monitor patients' behavior, mood, and safety, and document observations in the EHR according to clinical protocols.

Assist the nursing and clinical staff in implementing treatment and behavior modification plans.

De-escalate crises using nonviolent intervention techniques.

Support daily living activities such as hygiene, meal serving, and group participation.

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure holistic patient care.

Conduct room checks and maintain the safety and cleanliness of the unit.

• Assisted patients with personal hygiene tasks, including bathing and grooming, ensuring comfort and dignity
• Supported patients with toileting, dressing, and other daily living activities to promote independence
• Repositioned, turned, and safely transferred patients between beds, wheelchairs, and other locations.
• Observed and documented patients’ health concerns, promptly reporting relevant information to nursing staff.
• Measured and recorded vital signs, including blood pressure, temperature, pulse, and respiration rate.
• Supported patient mobility through safe transfers, ambulation assistance, and proper positioning techniques.
• Monitored and documented vital signs such as temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure.
• Maintained a clean, organized, and safe environment to promote patient health and comfort
• Offered compassionate emotional support to patients and their families, fostering a reassuring care experience

• Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
• Bathing, grooming,toileting, and feeding
• Vital signs and patient monitoring
• Mobility and transfer assistance
• Infection control and safety procedures
• Participates in unit staff meetings, hospital committees, program development, and innovations that will enhance the quality of services provided to patients.
• Charting and documentation (EMR/EHR)
• Track any behavioral changes in patients that may be of use to healthcare providers.
• Demential and behavioral support
• Patient advocacy and communication
• Team collaboration and HIPAA compliance

• Prepare the client's room before arrival.
• Provide clear and correct information to callers, visitors, and coworkers.
• Teaches and assists patients in implementing behavioral modification plans, as outlined in the master treatment plan.
• Assists with activities of daily living (ADLs) as assigned.
• Documents significant developments and/or changes in a patient's behavior or condition promptly to the nurse and other team members, as necessary.
• Actively participates in quality management activities by timely reporting staff, family, visitors, or quality concerns.

• Participates in unit staff meetings, hospital committees, program development, and innovations that will enhance the quality of services provided to patients.
• Organizes work time to respond to established priorities. Uses time effectively and productively during periods of low department activity.
• Measure vital signs, and take samples of urine, stool, or sputum as needed by the healthcare provider.

• Conduct surveys to determine needs and opportunities for mental health patients
• Prevented and managed aggressive behavior among patients and administered CPR/FIRST AID
• Assist in community outings
• Assess clients for risk or suicide attempts
• Helping patients with their personal hygiene, such as bathing and keeping beds clean, administering oral medication and hypodermic injection and following physicians’ prescription and hospital procedures

• Recording measures of patients’ general physical condition, such as pulse and temperature, and respiration to provide daily information.
• Monitoring clients and assisting with their Daily Living Activities
• Create an atmosphere of safety and understanding so clients will feel comfortable about sharing their feelings and talking about life events and developments
• Offer clients thoughtful reflections on their situation in hope of helping them gain practical insight.