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• Coordinated discharge planning, ensuring seamless continuity of care post-hospitalization.
• Documented vital signs accurately in medical record system, including temperature and blood pressure.
• Collaborated with health groups to design and implement community health improvement programs.
• Engaged in continuing education programs to remain updated on nursing best practices.
• Promoted a safe and calm environment for complex patients by maintaining essential supplies.
• Responded promptly to life-saving situations, adhering to nursing standards and treatment protocols.

• Initiated admissions, transitions, and discharges through effective communication with colleagues and families.
• Assessed and monitored patients' health conditions, including vital signs and laboratory results.
• Provided emotional support to patients facing challenging diagnoses and lifestyle adjustments.
• Supervised nursing staff and CNAs by offering coaching and support for quality care delivery.

• Assessed patient health and developed individualized care plans accordingly.
• Delivered comprehensive nursing care, including medication administration and wound treatment.
• Evaluated patients, recognized and addressed complications and coordinated treatment with other members of critical care team.
• Maintained accurate documentation of patient records in electronic medical records, in accordance with HIPAA regulations.
• Worked as part of healthcare team to assess patient needs, plan and modify care and implement interventions.

• Recording patient data to assess and manage patient issues effectively, ensuring

alignment with anticipated outcomes.

• Dispensing regulated narcotics following established protocols and guidelines.

• Overseeing patient care by monitoring respiratory, blood pressure, and blood glucose parameters.

• Employing sterile techniques to deliver wound care and apply dressings, ensuring aseptic conditions.

• Collecting vital signs and recorded input/output measurements for hospitalized

patients.

• Assisted patients in ambulation and transfers using proper body mechanics.
• Answered patient call lights promptly and responded to requests appropriately.
• Helping patients manage routine bathing, grooming, and other hygiene needs.
• Promoting good oral and personal hygiene.
• Responding to patient call signals and promoting comfort and safety