Demetrice Quinn

• Relayed messages from patients to physicians about concerns, condition updates or refill requests to facilitate effective treatment.
• Used Duxware software to process patient payments and update accounts.
• Assessed, documented and monitored vital signs for more than 27 patients per day.
• Prepared treatment rooms for patients, including cleaning surfaces and restocking supplies.
• Secured patient information and maintained patient confidence by completing and safeguarding medical records.
• Transmitted physician's orders to patients, counseling on execution and addressing follow-up questions.
• Contacted pharmacies to submit and refill patients' prescriptions.
• Scheduled surgeries by making arrangements with surgical center and verifying times with patients, preparing charts, pre-admission and consent forms.
• Scheduled appointments for patients via phone and in person.
• Used Duxware software to process patient payments and update accounts.
• Contributed to efficient office operations by triaging patients by severity of medical complaint.
• Performed preliminary physical tests, such as taking blood pressure, weight and temperature, accurately recording results in patient history summary.
• Assisted with diagnostic testing by collecting and packaging biological specimens for internal and laboratory analyses.

• Provided personal care for patients, including taking vital signs, monitoring I&O, administering routine respiratory treatments and completing patient needs assessments.
• Supported patient mobility needs and transported to appointments.
• Managed and maintained patients' rooms, shared living areas and nursing stations.
• Comforted patients and provided reassurance and encouragement.
• Assisted patients with bathing, grooming and feeding.
• Managed medical supplies and restocked inventory to guarantee optimal availability for patient care.
• Read and recorded temperature, pulse and respiration of patients.
• Provided hands-on nursing care to patients under direct RN supervision and in alignment with medical center's policies and procedures.

Resident Assistants serve the needs of people living in long-term care and retirement facilities. Performed non-skilled personal care tasks, assisted with activities of daily living, housekeeping, laundry, serving meals, and medication management.