Proficient and caring nursing team member offering outstanding patient-facing experience. Adept at addressing patient needs with compassionate care and attention to detail. Diligent about maximizing satisfaction, safety and wellness while serving patients of all backgrounds.
Overview
2
2
years of professional experience
Work History
Nurse Assistant
Salem Regional Medical Center
06.2021 - 02.2023
Helped patients effectively manage routine bathing, grooming, and other hygiene needs.
Supported ambulation and physical therapy needs by conducting planned exercise routines.
Participated in fun group activities with patients to boost mood, improve overall memory, and provide light entertainment.
Evaluated patients to identify and address wounds, behavioral concerns, and medically relevant symptoms.
Utilized nursing knowledge to identify patient needs and offer appropriate remedies.
Reported unusual or urgent circumstances in patients' condition or environment immediately to nurse supervisor.
Conferred with multidisciplinary healthcare team to help effectively manage patient conditions with regular testing and vitals assessments.
Offered immediate assistance in emergency and routine paging situations to evaluate needs and deliver care.
Evaluated patients' progress in treatment, communicating observations to physician on duty to maintain or adjust prescribed care.
Education
No Degree - Nursing Assistant Certification
Kent State University
East Liverpool, OH
2010
Associate of Applied Science - Dental Hygiene
West Liberty University
West Liberty, WV
1996
Skills
Mobility Support
Privacy and Confidentiality
Active Listening
Interdisciplinary Care
Pulse Oximetry
Medical Records Management
Staff Assistance
Feeding Assistance
Dressing Assistance
Patient Admission
Nursing Assistance
Patient Dressing
Blood Pressure Measurement
Sanitizing Surfaces
Patient Relations
Laboratory Testing
Medication Side Effect Knowledge
Ambulance Transfer
Mobile Devices
Light Signaling
Lumbar Punctures
Regulatory Compliance
Information Collection
Infection Prevention
Observing Responses
Quality Patient Care
Taking Vital Signs
Medical Histories and Vital Statistics
Ambulatory Care
Patient Transportation and Transfer
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