Caitlyn Martinez

1. Patient Care and Comfort:

- Assisted patients with activities of daily living (ADLs), such as bathing, dressing, toileting, and sometimes eating.

- Help patients reposition and move safely to prevent bedsores, and promote circulation.

2. Monitoring and Reporting:

- Observe and chart patients' vital sign regularly.

- Assisting the primary nurse in wound or surgical site dressing changes.

- Reporting any changes in patients' condition promptly to the primary nurse.

3. Maintaining a Safe Environment:

- Ensuring the patient's room is clean, organized and free of hazards.

- Assist with infection control practices such as proper hand hygiene and wearing appropriate PPE .

4. Emotional Support:

- Provided reassurance and emotional support to patients who may have been anxious or uncomfortable after surgery.

-Provided 1:1 care to patients who needed extra attention and care.

1.Customer Interaction:

-Greet customers warmly as they approach the counter or drive-thru.

-Take orders accurately, answering questions about the menu, and making suggestions if needed.

-Handled special requests or modifications to orders politely and efficiently.

2. Handling Transactions:

- Operate the cash register system to process orders.

-Accept payments in cash, credit/debit cards, or other electronic methods.

3. Order Coordination:

-Communicate orders clearly to the kitchen staff.

-Ensure customers receive the correct items promptly.

-Sometimes assist with packaging or bagging food.

1. Assisting with ADLs:

- Helping the residents with bathing, grooming, dressing and toileting.

-Assisting with eating and hydration, including helping the residents who need help feeding themselves.

-Helping residents move safely- from bed to chair, or during walks- to prevents falls.

2. Patient Comfort and Safety:

-Repositioning bedridden residents to prevent pressure ulcers.

-Making beds and maintaining a clean, safe environment.

-Observing residents' physical and emotional condition and notifying nurses of any concerns.

3. Learning and Supervision:

-Working closely with my clinical instructor or CNA mentor who provides guidance.

-Practicing skilled learned in class and receiving feedback for improvement.