Autumn Harrison

• 1. Assisting clients with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and grooming.
  2. Helping clients with mobility and transferring them from beds to wheelchairs.
  3. Preparing and serving meals according to dietary needs.
  4. Monitoring and recording vital signs like blood pressure, temperature, and pulse.
  5. Assisting with toileting and maintaining client hygiene.
  6. Performing light housekeeping duties such as cleaning and laundry.
  7. Providing medication reminders and assisting with medication administration.
  8. Observing and reporting changes in clients' conditions to healthcare professionals.
  9. Providing companionship and emotional support to clients.
  10. Assisting with exercises and physical therapy routines.
  11. Ensuring clients' comfort and safety.
  12. Running errands and shopping for groceries or other necessities.
  13. Assisting with medical appointments and transportation.
  14. Documenting client care and activities accurately.
  15. Educating clients and their families about proper care techniques.

helps manage relationships with vendors, ensuring that contracts are up-to-date and that vendors meet their obligations.
- Order Processing: handle the processing of purchase orders, track shipments, and ensure that inventory levels are maintained.
- Communication: act as a liaison between the company and its vendors, addressing any issues or concerns that arise.

🔧 Skills Required:
- Organizational Skills: Keeping track of multiple vendors and orders requires excellent organizational abilities.
- Communication Skills: Clear and effective communication is crucial for resolving issues and maintaining good vendor relationships.

• assists with basic patient care tasks such as bathing, feeding, and dressing patients.
  - Vital Signs Monitoring: regularly check and record patients' vital signs, including blood pressure, temperature, and heart rate.
  🔧 Skills Required:
  - Compassion: Providing care to patients requires a high level of empathy and compassion.
  - Technical Skills: proficient in using medical equipment and performing basic medical procedures.
  - Attention to Detail: Accurate recording of vital signs and patient information is crucial for effective patient care.
  
  
  

• 1. Assisting patients with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and grooming.
  2. Helping patients with mobility and transferring them from beds to wheelchairs.
  3. Feeding patients and ensuring they receive proper nutrition.
  4. Monitoring and recording vital signs like blood pressure, temperature, and pulse.
  5. Assisting with toileting and maintaining patient hygiene.
  6. Turning or repositioning bedridden patients to prevent bedsores.
  7. Cleaning and sanitizing patient rooms and medical equipment.
  8. Assisting nurses and doctors with medical procedures.
  9. Observing and reporting changes in patients' conditions to medical staff.
  10. Providing emotional support and companionship to patients.
  11. Ensuring patients' comfort and safety.
  12. Collecting specimens for medical tests.
  13. Stocking and maintaining medical supplies.
  14. Documenting patient care and activities accurately.
  15. Assisting with discharge and admission processes.