Charlene Stallings

• Administered medication as directed by physician.
• Maintained clean, safe, and well-organized patient environment.
• Documented progress notes thoroughly to track client achievements, concerns, or changes in behavior patterns that may need attention from the interdisciplinary team.
• Assisted clients with daily living needs to maintain self-esteem and general wellness.
• Assisted with crisis intervention to de-escalate challenging behavior and maintain peaceful encounters.
• Enhanced quality of life for individuals with disabilities by providing compassionate and consistent direct support.
• Assisted clients in achieving personal goals through tailored care plans and daily skill-building activities.
• Supported clients with personal care tasks, ensuring their dignity and privacy were maintained at all times.
• Monitored medication administration, maintaining accurate records to ensure client safety and compliance with prescribed treatment plans.
• Participated in ongoing training opportunities to stay current on best practices in disability support services.
• Provided ongoing communication between clients, families, and other service providers to enhance overall care coordination efforts.
• Assisted disabled clients to support independence and well-being.
• Maintained a safe and inclusive environment by addressing behavioral challenges with patience and understanding.
• Facilitated social outings and community integration activities, promoting inclusion and positive experiences for clients.
• Monitored clients to assess and report physical and behavioral changes to supervisors.
• Encouraged and supported clients to participate in recreational and leisure activities to promote social interactions and reduce loneliness.
• Addressed emergency situations calmly and effectively, prioritizing the safety of both clients and staff members involved.
• Transported clients to medical and dental appointments to provide support.
• Promoted physical well-being by supporting clients in engaging in regular exercise routines or therapeutic activities suited to their abilities.
• Monitored progress and documented patient health status changes to keep care team updated.
• Updated patient files with current vitals, behaviors, and other data relevant to treatment planning.
• Improved client self-sufficiency through teaching essential skills such as meal preparation, housekeeping, and financial management.
• Developed and implemented individualized care plans to meet individual needs of each client.
• Advocated for clients'' rights within the broader community, raising awareness about issues affecting those with disabilities.
• Organized recreational events that encouraged relationship building among clients and increased their sense of belonging within the group home setting.
• Supervised daily activities and provided assistance to staff.
• Established strong relationships with local community resources to connect clients with additional supports as needed.
• Assisted with daily living activities, running errands, and household chores.

• Greeted customers and helped with product questions, selections, and purchases.
• Stocked merchandise, clearly labeling items, and arranging according to size or color.
• Maintained clean sales floor and straightened and faced merchandise.
• Maintained a clean and organized store environment, enhancing the overall shopping experience for customers.
• Checked pricing, scanned items, applied discounts, and printed receipts to ring up customers.
• Handled returns and exchanges professionally, resolving customer issues while adhering to company policies.

Personal Care and Companion Care
❖ Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) e.g: grooming and getting dressed, personal hygiene, bathing or showering, and assistance to the bathroom

Errands and Transportation
❖ Grocery shopping, stores errands, and accompaniment to doctor’s appointment.

Mental Stimulations, Meaningful Activities and dialogue
❖ Table games e.g. puzzles, games, assembling blocks, story-telling, art work, painting and writing

Physician Approved Physical Activities
❖ Range of Motions (ROM), light chair exercises, fun physical games, going for a walk or a wheelchair stroll.