Eberechi Aguwa

1) Manage more than 17 staffs

2) Make sure there’s enough staff to work

3) Schedule staff for work

4) Do staff time

5) Write memos

6) Manage individuals

7) Making sure everyone is safe and on tasks

8) Schedule appointment for individuals

9) Maintained clean and well-organized environment for client happiness and safety.

10) Transported clients to doctor's appointments and errands.

11) Enhanced patient wellbeing by supporting participation in recreational activities.

12) Supervised medication administration, personal hygiene and other activities of daily living.

13) Tracked and reported clients' progress based on observations and conversations.

14) Monitored client's well-being, safety and comfort under physician direction.

15) Documented current patient information to update vital signs, behaviors and eating habits.

16) Assisted individuals in learning and developing new skills.

17) Used approved crisis intervention techniques in emergency situations.

• Assisted patients with shaving, bathing and oral hygiene to promote healthy habits and overall wellness.
• Facilitated activities of daily living, personal hygiene management, feeding and ambulation.
• Conducted routine checks on patient vitals, blood pressure, blood sugar and heart rate.
• Exhibited compassionate care and communication regarding issues surrounding death and dying.
• Managed and maintained patient rooms, shared-living areas and nursing stations.
• Looked for physical, emotional and symptomatic changes in patient condition and obtained necessary care for medical concerns.
• Rendered hands-on nursing care under direct RN supervision, adhering to medical center policies and procedures.
• Maintained accurate, timely flow of information by completing thorough patient records and updating healthcare team on patient status.
• Collected specimens, monitored vitals and maximized patient comfort to maintain optimal environment.
• Fostered relationships with patients, caregivers and healthcare teams to achieve individual care plan targets.
• Turned and repositioned residents using proper body mechanics to prevent pressure ulcers.
• Helped residents walk with or without self-help devices.
• Observed and reported unusual symptoms and changes to charge nurse.
• Assisted residents in preparing for activities and social programs.
• Assisted residents with bathing and dressing to promote personal hygiene.
• Answered signal lights, bells or intercom systems to determine resident needs.
• Distributed drinking water and nourishment to residents.
• Supported non-ambulatory residents in range of motion exercises.