Deanne Brown

• Sorted and distributed incoming mail.
• Maintained records of outgoing mail items.
• Scanned documents into a digital format for archiving.
• Organized packages according to size and weight.
• Loaded mail bags onto trucks for delivery.
• Processed customer requests for refunds or replacements of products purchased by mail order.
• Monitored the quality of outgoing mail to ensure accuracy in addressing, labeling, and stamping requirements.
• Inspected incoming packages for visible signs of damage prior to processing.

• Training to hire
• Assisted patients with daily living activities, promoting independence and dignity.
• Checked patient vitals such as temperature, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels.
• Promoted good oral and personal hygiene by aiding patients with shaving, bathing, and teeth brushing.
• Enhanced patient satisfaction by providing compassionate and attentive care.

• Assisted nursing home staff with providing meals to residents.
• Facilitated recreational activities for elderly patients, such as bingo and arts and crafts.
• Organized and maintained supplies in the nursing home activity room.
• Provided emotional support to residents who were feeling lonely or isolated.
• Transported residents to medical appointments, church services, and other outings.
• Monitored vital signs of patients during recreational activities.
• Assisted with bathing, dressing and grooming of residents when needed.
• Conducted weekly visits to each resident's room to check on their well-being.

Started my nursing skills at an early age at home, while living with my aunt and grandmother. Seeing how my aunt would take care my grandmother who had Alzheimer's and Dementia, wasn't able able to take care herself at the time. I learned all the necessary skills in the nursing field back helping my aunt , it became a passion to always want to help others from then on.

• Provided companionship to patients, monitored their emotional well-being, and offered reassurance when needed.
• Assisted nurses and physicians with patient care, including bathing, dressing, transferring to beds and wheelchairs, and taking vital signs. All necessary daily living.