ALEXIS FODDRELL

• Provide safe, timely transport of patients across a large academic medical center, including inpatient units, procedural areas, imaging, and specialty clinics.
• Serve as a key communication link between nursing staff, clinical teams, and ancillary departments to ensure patients receive care at the right time.
• Demonstrate strong urgency recognition, prioritizing transport requests based on patient condition and clinical needs.
• Maintain strict HIPAA compliance and patient confidentiality while working within Epic and hospital systems.
• Deliver compassionate, professional customer service to a diverse patient population, addressing concerns and ensuring comfort throughout the transport process.
• Adapt quickly in a fast-paced, high-call-volume environment, managing multiple transport requests simultaneously while meeting service-level expectations.
• Accurately document transport activities and patient interactions in real time per hospital protocols.

• Supported hospital operations by maintaining clean, safe, and compliant patient care environments.

• Demonstrated strong attention to infection control, safety standards, and confidentiality.

• Interacted professionally with patients, visitors, and clinical staff while delivering customer-focused service.

• Responded efficiently to high-priority requests in a fast-paced healthcare setting.

• Gained firsthand familiarity with UNC Health policies, hospital workflows, and patient-centered care standards.

• Collected vitals and took record of all patient information via medical charts.
• Efficiently communicated patient needs to nurses and doctors as appropriate.
• Aided in the use of any medical devices and equipment required during care as needed.
• Assisted patients with taking medication.
• Maintained chart and filed paperwork, facilitating clerical functions.
• Transferred, admitted and discharged patients, complying with principles of safe patient handling.

• Stocked patient rooms and supply areas to meet patient care needs.
• Cleaned and sanitized medical equipment and rooms.
• Monitored pain and provided comfort measures, reporting abnormalities to nursing staff.
• Delivered direct care to patients, assisting with bathing, feeding and grooming tasks.
• Prepared residents for meals and assisted with feeding.
• Measured patient vital signs, recording body temperature, blood pressure and heart rate.
• Created an atmosphere of warmth, enthusiasm, and positive energy for the patients.