Chena Sealey

• Collected specimens such as urine samples for testing purposes according to established protocols.
• Assisted with patient transfers from bed to wheelchair or stretcher as needed.
• Performed EKGs, phlebotomy, and other laboratory tests as directed by physician or RN.
• Conducted safety rounds regularly to ensure safe environment for patients.
• Supported healthy patient skin with bedside baths, wound care and integrity checks.
• Obtained patient vital signs and reported results to staff nurse or physician to identify changes from prior measurements.
• Maintained inventory levels of stock items, supplies and equipment to foster smooth and cost-effective unit operations.
• Promoted patient satisfaction by assisting with bathing, dressing and exercising.
• Recorded patient conditions and vital signs before and after medical operations.
• Supported daily living activities by serving meals, feeding, ambulating and turning over and positioning patients.
• Transported specimens, laboratory items or pharmacy items, verifying proper documentation and delivery to authorized personnel.

• Provided emotional support to both patients and their families during difficult times.
• Assisted with patient transfers, positioning, and ambulation as needed.
• Assisted patients with personal hygiene needs such as bathing and toileting.
• Monitored health and well-being of clients and reported significant health changes.
• Followed strict infection control protocols while providing care.
• Tracked and reported clients' progress based on observations and conversations.

• Lifted or assisted others to lift patients to move them on or off beds, surgical tables or stretchers.
• Maintained accurate documentation of patient behaviors, interventions, and responses to support ongoing treatment plans.
• Provided physical support to patients through diverse types of mobility assistance.
• Cleaned, sanitized and moved hospital equipment.
• Recognized signs of medical emergencies or changes in patient condition, immediately notifying appropriate healthcare professionals for intervention as needed.
• Assisted in preventing falls and injuries by promptly responding to patient needs and requests for assistance.
• Checked patient rooms for adequate linens and supplies and restocked as necessary.
• Supported patients in bathing, dressing and grooming for promotion of health and cleanliness. 1:1 trauma unit with patients who have mental illness to prevent harm from self or others. Assisted with transport patients to different unit of hospital. Monitor patient’s vital signs.

• Improved overall patient satisfaction scores by consistently providing compassionate, safe care.
• Supported incident reporting systems that facilitated effective data collection, analysis, and tracking of trends related to patient safety issues.
• Supported patients and family members, actively listening to concerns and offering compassionate . Assisted with toileting and dressing patients . Transported patients to therapy session for rehabilitation. 1:1 observation for mental health disorder .

• Answered patient inquiries and provided information about healthcare services.
• Measured and fit crutches and canes, instructing patients on proper use of support devices.
• Improved patient care by efficiently performing emergency room procedures such as wound dressing, splinting, and CPR.
• Streamlined emergency department processes by working closely with other ER technicians, nurses, physicians, and ancillary staff members to coordinate seamless patient care transitions within the hospital setting.
• Assisted in preparation and maintenance of patient charts, documenting all care given.
• Conducted routine inventory checks of medical supplies, ensuring adequate stock levels for efficient ER operations.
• Collected basic samples, labeled specimens properly, and transferred to laboratory for testing.
• Enhanced ER efficiency through proficient use of medical equipment like EKG machines, defibrillators, and vital sign monitors.
• Provided triage, first-aid and referral to outside medical providers during workplace injury or medical emergency.
• Monitored patient progress and reported changes to healthcare professionals.
• Assisted in obtaining and documenting vital signs and placement of oxygen saturation, cardiac monitoring, and non-invasive blood pressure monitoring systems.
• Safely transported patients by wheelchair, stretcher, or bed to other units.
• Disinfected tools, equipment and surfaces between patients.
• Assisted with resuscitation, CPR, and emergency airway procedures. Stocked Trauma bay. Assisted with vital signs during trauma.
• Provided patient care by taking vital signs, inserting IVs, drawing blood and administering medications.

• Conducted thorough assessments upon patient admission, gathering essential background information for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning.
• Supported patient confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA regulations.
• Assisted in the development of individualized treatment plans to address specific patient needs and promote recovery.
• Identified behaviors that necessitated intervention and obtained assistance from qualified personnel to complete intervention.
• Charted on each patient daily.
• Performed scheduled patient safety checks and documented results to establish patients' well-being.
• Escorted patients from unit to meals, activities, and visitation areas to maintain standard of safety and security.
• Assisted in development of therapeutic activities for patients.
• Helped patients with meals, activities of daily living (ADLs) and facility transfers to promote security and patient well-being.
• Delivered compassionate patient care, focusing on safety, comfort and emotional support.
• Assisted individuals with daily living activities such as grooming, meal preparation, or mobility when necessary.
• Observed patient behaviors and mental status and notified RN of unusual or potentially dangerous occurrences.
• Assisted with patient restraint and seclusion scenarios to create safe environment for patient and medical personnel.
• Monitored patient behavior and immediately reported changes to supervising physician.

Assisted with physical restraint with patient who are aggressive. Took Children to school and appointments.

• Monitored vital signs, including pulse, respiration and temperature, of psychiatric patients.