Elizabeth Lombardo

I am a machine operator.

I have been given the title of relief tech.

A relief tech is someone that dose the job of others when they are not there.

I do what my supervisor ask me to do.

I help the lines get ready for the day if need be,

* Such as getting the components ready for the day.

I can be moved wherever i am needed to be at anytime.

I helped with the clean up at the end of the day such as sweeping, taking out the trash, picking up components off the floor.

• Assisted clients with daily living needs to maintain self-esteem and general wellness.
• Assisted with dressing guidance, grooming, meal preparation, and medication reminders.
• Engaged patients in meaningful conversation, socialization, and activity while providing personal care assistance.
• Build strong relationships with clients to deliver emotional support and companionship.
• Maintained clean personal areas and prepared healthy meals to support client nutritional needs.
• Provided safe mobility support to help patients move around personal and public spaces.
• Assisted patients and helped with administered medications.
• Monitored client vital signs, administered medications, and tracked behaviors to keep healthcare supervisor well-informed.
• Changed dressings, bandages, and binders to maintain proper healing and sanitary measures.
• Supported daily hygiene needs of patients by assisting with bathing, dressing, dental care and personal grooming.
• Completed regular check-ins and progress report for each client.
• Helped completed daily chores such as sweeping, mopping, wiping down, vacuuming, and laundry.

I was a injection and machine operator.

In injection i was a inspector, to make sure there was not bad or defective parts.

As a machine operator i made sure that the machine was in full working order for the shift.

• Assisted clients with daily living needs to maintain self-esteem and general wellness.
• Assisted with dressing guidance, grooming, meal preparation, and medication reminders.
• Engaged patients in meaningful conversation, socialization, and activity while providing personal care assistance.
• Built strong relationships with clients to deliver emotional support and companionship.
• Cleaned house, ran errands, managed laundry, and completed weekly grocery shopping.
• Assisted with feeding and monitored intake to help patients achieve nutritional objectives.
• Provided safe mobility support to help patients move around personal and public spaces.
• Transported individuals to events and activities, medical appointments, and shopping trips.
• Monitored client vital signs, administered medications, and tracked behaviors to keep healthcare supervisor well-informed.
• Turned and positioned bedbound patients to prevent bedsores and maintain comfort levels.
• Recognized and reported abnormalities or changes in patients' health status to case manager.
• Changed dressings, bandages, and binders to maintain proper healing and sanitary measures.
• Assisted with daily living activities, running errands, and household chores.