Ashley Valdez

• Tray Delivery: Delivering meals to patient rooms according to dietary orders and patient preferences.
• Assistance with Eating: Helping patients with eating as needed, ensuring they receive the proper nutrition and assisting with cutting food, opening packages, or feeding as necessary.
• Meal Preparation Support: Helping with the preparation and assembly of patient meals, following guidelines for portion control, dietary restrictions, and food safety.
• Cleaning and Sanitization: Ensuring that trays, utensils, and food preparation areas are cleaned and sanitized according to health and safety standards.
• Patient Interaction: Communicating with patients to check their preferences and dietary needs, and responding to questions or concerns.
• Monitoring and Reporting: Noting and reporting any patient issues related to food, such as difficulties with eating or changes in dietary preferences.
• Collaboration with Dietitians and Nurses: Working closely with the dietary team and healthcare staff to ensure that meal plans align with patient health requirements and restrictions.

Caregivers for unaccompanied immigrant children (UAC) are responsible for providing safe and compassionate care while ensuring the well-being of these children. Their duties include:

• Basic Care: Providing food, shelter, clothing, and medical care.
• Emotional Support: Helping children adjust to their new environment and dealing with trauma or anxiety they may have experienced.
• Education: Supporting school enrollment and academic needs.
• Legal and Administrative Support: Assisting with documentation, legal representation, and navigating the immigration process.