Cheryl Johnson

Patient care during treatments, starting dialysis treatment, ending treatment, ensuring the safety of patient during treatment, access management, emergency evacuation education, training of new staff.

• Assisted preceptors in orienting new PCTs to the clinical setting and teaching them proper patient care procedures.
• Provided guidance to PCTs on how to accurately document patient information into the medical record system.
• Facilitated team-based learning activities for PCTs such as case studies, role-playing scenarios, and simulations.
• Conducted performance evaluations of PCTs, providing constructive feedback and addressing areas of improvement.
• Mentored PCTs in developing professional relationships with patients, colleagues, and other healthcare personnel.
• Demonstrated effective communication strategies when interacting with patients, families, and staff members.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to ensure delivery of quality care for patients.
• Served as a resource for PCTs by responding to questions about policies and procedures related to patient care.
• Instructed PCTs on the importance of maintaining accurate records regarding medication administration, treatments, laboratory results.
• Monitored patient safety measures taken by PCTs during their shift assignments.
• Encouraged ongoing development in knowledge and skills among PCTs through educational activities like journal clubs or online courses.
• Facilitated discussions between preceptors and PCTs concerning challenging situations encountered while providing patient care.
• Adhered to all hospital protocols when dealing with hazardous materials or infectious diseases.
• Trained PCTs on proper infection control techniques such as hand hygiene or personal protective equipment use.
• Enforced regulatory guidelines established by governing agencies such as The Joint Commission or OSHA.
• Maintained detailed records of training activities and staff progress against targets.
• Committed passionately to student development through hands-on training.
• Evaluated students to identify knowledge gaps and conduct thorough assessments.

Traveling to differnet clinics in different states assisting with clinic shortage as PCT during COVID period.

• Promoted safe and clean classroom environment conducive to individualized and small group needs.
• Monitored patient safety measures taken by PCTs during their shift assignments.
• Mentored PCTs in developing professional relationships with patients, colleagues, and other healthcare personnel.
• Demonstrated effective communication strategies when interacting with patients, families, and staff members.
• Provided guidance to PCTs on how to accurately document patient information into the medical record system.
• Enforced regulatory guidelines established by governing agencies such as The Joint Commission or OSHA.
• Promoted an environment that supports ethical practices in accordance with hospital standards.
• Adhered to all hospital protocols when dealing with hazardous materials or infectious diseases.
• Instructed PCTs on the importance of maintaining accurate records regarding medication administration, treatments, laboratory results.