CHARLINE EBANA

• Assist with quality improvement projects such as communication of waits and delays and chart audits.

• Clean and examine procedure tables, equipment, and other work areas according to infection control and/or isolation procedures.

• Stock exam/procedure rooms as assigned, inventory specialty items, and initiate reorder of supplies as needed. • Report non-functioning or defective equipment to supervisor immediately.

• Ensure all supplies, including procedure trays, are up-to-date and replace expired materials as necessary by following sterile processing procedures.

• Clean and sterilize procedure scopes. • Complete daily opening and/or closing of clinic checks, ensuring that defibrillator and other safety equipment is working properly.

• Complete daily glucometer checks and report any issues immediately to supervisor.

• Download patient glucometer readings for clinic visits.

• Provide high-quality customer service to patients.

• Provide clerical support to facilitate optimal patient care and area operation.

• Demonstrate proficiency in use of the computer for all aspects of documentation.

• Prepare/maintain medical records, including ordering, filing, copying, mailing, or printing where appropriate. • Arrive in person and/or telehealth visits in patient software.

• Completed data entries in charts and logbooks to document client progress.
• Ran errands for clients and transported to appointments to maintain wellness and support daily living needs.
• Assisted disabled individuals to foster independence while still closely monitoring safety at all times.
• Worked to improve patient outlook and daily living through compassionate care.
• Assisted patients with transitioning between beds, wheelchairs and automobiles, providing consistent and safe mobility support.
• Maintained clean and well-organized environment to promote client happiness and safety.
• Developed strong and trusting rapport with each patient to facilitate best possible care and assistance.
• Planned optimal meals based on established nutritional plans, including shopping for ingredients and cooking dishes.
• Provided mental and emotional support to keep clients happy and healthy.
• Administered all necessary medications as directed by care plan.
• Dressed, groomed and fed patients with limited physical abilities to efficiently handle basic needs.
• Performed household tasks such as laundry, dusting, washing dishes and vacuuming.
• Pleasantly greeted patients and families and displayed enthusiastic, compassionate attitude, effectively establishing long-term professional relationships.
• Maintained strong knowledge of medications and medical terminology through continued education and seminars.
• Organized and administered medications on clear schedules to help alleviate symptoms and optimize quality of life.
• Transported client to doctor's appointments and to complete other related errands.

Healthcare assistants have many responsibilities, including:

• Work with nurses and physicians to ensure patients are safe and well-cared for.
• Measure vital signs, such as blood pressure and temperature, and record patient conditions.
• Update patient records and keep track of medical tasks.
• Clean and sanitize patient rooms and equipment, and keep workspaces organized.
• Follow safety procedures, such as wearing personal protective equipment and reporting hazards.
• Communicate with patients and their families, providing clear instructions and emotional support.
• Schedule patient appointments and cancellations.
• Check and order inventory supplies and maintain office equipment.
• Prepare correspondence and documentation.
• Ensure patient confidentiality

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Assess patient's conditions.
• Record patient's medical histories and symptoms.
• Observe patients and record the observations.
• Administer patient's medicines and treatments.
• Set up plans for patient's care or contribute information to existing plans.
• Consult and collaborate with doctors and other healthcare professionals.
• Provide complete nursing care to the assigned patients, including physical and mental health care.
• Perform physical exams, record medical histories, and collect lab samples.
• Administer medications and treatments, and monitor patients for side effects.
• Monitor patient's vital signs, such as blood pressure,heart rate,temperature,and respiratory rate.
• Educate patients and their families on self-care techniques.
• Provide emotional and psychological support to patients and their families.
• Operate medical equipment with accuracy.
• Maintain patient medical records.
• Perform basic medical procedures, such as drawing blood, changing bandages, and inserting IVs.
• Prepare patients for surgery.
• Assist with patient admission and discharge.
• Bathe patients, including daily care of their mouth, nails, and pressure points.
• Feed patients and distribute diets and milk.
• Training new staff, helping to implement policies, and ensuring that equipment is used correctly.