Amy Ownby

• Ensured that all medications were administered accurately and on time as prescribed by the physician.
• Observed patients for any changes in their condition or behaviour, reported findings to the supervisor or physician in charge.
• Coordinated with interdisciplinary team members such as doctors, nurses and social workers to ensure quality patient care was provided.
• Monitored patient progress during treatments or procedures, reporting any abnormalities to the healthcare team immediately.
• Performed wound care including changing dressings, cleaning wounds, applying ointments and medications and providing other necessary treatments.
• Collected and documented vital signs to track current patient conditions.
• Provided direct physical and emotional support to patients and their families.
• Performed routine laboratory tests including urinalysis, blood glucose monitoring and others.

Certified in Diabetic shoe and Mastectomy fitting

Compliance officer over DME department. Prepared and implemented Accreditation policies and procedures. Assisted with DME equipment dispensing and billing.

Administered routine and travel vaccines as prescribed. Organized and managed flu vaccine clinics annually.

• Assisted physicians with patient care by taking vital signs, administering injections and performing other nursing duties.
• Provided direct physical and emotional support to patients and their families.
• Performed routine laboratory tests including urinalysis, blood glucose monitoring and others.
• Ensured that all medications were administered accurately and on time as prescribed by the physician.
• Observed patients for any changes in their condition or behaviour, reported findings to the supervisor or physician in charge.
• Instructed patients and their families about disease prevention, proper nutrition, medication management and other health related topics.
• Monitored patient progress during treatments or procedures, reporting any abnormalities to the healthcare team immediately.

• Monitored performance of all nursing staff and provided feedback as needed.
• Conducted regular meetings with nursing staff to discuss current issues, concerns, and areas for improvement.
• Assisted in recruitment efforts by interviewing potential candidates for open positions.
• Managed scheduling of nursing staff to ensure adequate staffing levels at all times.
• Maintained accurate records of patient visits, treatments, medications, test results.
• Collaborated with physicians to evaluate patient progress and determine necessary changes in care or medication regimens.
• Reviewed clinical documentation for accuracy prior to submitting it for billing purposes.
• Resolved conflicts between nursing personnel or between patients and families and nursing personnel when necessary.
• Participated in quality assurance activities such as audits or reviews of patient charts or reports from other departments within the facility.
• Provided guidance to nurses, LPN, and other healthcare personnel regarding patient care policies and procedures.

• Ensured that all medications were administered accurately and on time as prescribed by the physician.
• Observed patients for any changes in their condition or behaviour, reported findings to the supervisor or physician in charge.

• Assisted physicians with patient care, including administering injections and medication.
• Organized medical supplies and equipment to maintain a safe and efficient work environment.
• Conducted physical assessments of patients, such as measuring vital signs, height, weight.
• Prepared medication authorizations for physician to review and sign.

• Ensured that all medications were administered accurately and on time as prescribed by the physician.
• Observed patients for any changes in their condition or behaviour, reported findings to the supervisor or physician in charge.
• Instructed patients and their families about disease prevention, proper nutrition, medication management and other health related topics.
• Provided emotional support during difficult times such as end-of-life decisions or family disputes over treatment options.
• Conducted daily rounds visiting assigned patients ensuring they are comfortable and have all necessary supplies available.
• Prepared equipment for use during treatments such as setting up IV lines or placing catheters correctly according to hospital policies.