Amy Pulliam

• Assist w/ADL’s
• Promote independence
• Light housekeeping
• Vital signs

• Provides basic quality care to patients.
• Assist w/ADL’s
• Promote independence
• Light housekeeping tasks

An Event Consultant's job duties revolve around planning, organizing, and executing events to meet clients' needs and objectives.

This includes, but is not limited to: meeting with clients to understand their vision, developing event concepts and themes, budgeting, selecting venues, coordinating vendors, and managing event logistics.

They also handle everything from pre-event preparation to post-event evaluation, and feedback.

• Provide basic nursing care to patients.
• Provide personal care for clients, upon requests, including bathing, showering, shampooing, oral hygiene, skin and nail care, dressing and shaving.
• Provide companionship in a loving and professional manner.

• Provide basic nursing care to home-bound clients.
• Provide personal care for clients, upon requests, including bathing, showering, shampooing, oral hygiene, skin and nail care, dressing and shaving.
• Assist clients with nutritional needs, including serving, feeding and providing proper fluid requirements.
• Provide companionship in a loving and professional manner.

• Provide basic nursing care to patients.
• Follow patient care plans for delivery of patient care and service.
• Provide and document personal care for patients, including bathing, showering, shampooing, oral hygiene, skin and nail care, dressing and shaving while meeting or exceeding, hospitality and service standards.
• Demonstrate knowledge of aseptic technique in all elderly care to prevent spread of disease and infection.

• Assist licensed personnel by providing basic nursing to an assigned group of residents; follow resident care plans for delivery of resident care and service.
• Provide proper restorative care such as range-of-motion exercises, proper position and ambulation.
• Administrator and maintain a record of prescribed medicines to residents
• Respond to all resident requests for assistance.
• Practice positive resident relations; respond to family and resident inquires, when appropriate.
• Receive and give reports on residents' conditions at beginning and end of each shift.
• Assist residents with nutritional needs, including serving, feeding and providing proper fluid requirements.
• Demonstrate knowledge of aseptic technique in all elderly care to prevent spread of disease and infection.
• Follow established guidelines when using protective devices and equipment.
• Effectively communicate with residents, families, supervisor, and health care employees.
• Provide complete housekeeping duties to residents, including bed-making, washing, folding clothing, vacuuming and over-all cleanliness of residents' rooms.