Emily Thompson

A traveling nurse aide serves the needs of the patients located at different destinations. The job duties and responsibilities of traveling certified nursing assistants are similar to nurse aides, working in clinics and hospitals. The only difference is that they have no particular work location and scheduled work timing. Traveling CNAs have to report to the places, whenever the medical team calls them, whether at night or day. A traveling nursing assistant performs the following duties: Helping the patients in exercising and walking. Conducting vital tests that include measuring pulse rate, blood pressure, temperature, basal metabolic rate, etc. Observing the physical health of the patients and reporting any change to the in-charge nurse. Assisting the patients in their routine activities, like bathing, brushing, combing their hair, feeding, etc. Taking care of nutritional needs of the patients. Administering medicines on regular time intervals. Answering the patient’s call. Maintaining hygiene in the patient’s room Skills Reliable, service-focused nursing professional with excellent patient-care and charting skills gained through five years of experience as a CNA. Compassionate and technically skilled in attending to patients in diverse healthcare settings. BLS and CPR certified (current). Patient Care & Safety Diagnostic Testing Medical Terminology Electronic Medical Records Vital Signs & Patient Administration Privacy / HIPAA Regulations Patient Advocacy and Support

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