ERICKA LEFEVRE

Help RN/anesthesia get patient prepared for surgery

Prepared splints for patients

Helped turn OR over for next surgery case

Stock OR with necessary products for surgeons/anesthesia

Answer phones

Move surgical equipment to necessary area of OR

Test anesthesia machines for correct airflow

Stock anesthesia carts with proper equipment

• Utilized PPE appropriately and followed patient safety and infection control guidelines
• Followed HIPAA regulations to maintain confidentiality of sensitive medical and personal information
• Lifted and repositioned non-ambulatory patients to prevent accidents and falls
• Observed changes in patient status and response and immediately communicated concerns to nursing staff
• Measured patient vital signs, recording body temperature, blood pressure and heart rate
• Monitored pain and provided comfort measures, reporting abnormalities to nursing staff
• Answered call lights to provide emergency treatment and assistance to patients.

• Observe residents and report any unusual behaviors/conditions to LPN
• Help residents with dressing/bathing/toileting
• Do monthly vitals and weights
• Transfer and help residents that are non-ambulatory
• Answer unit phones and help families as needed
• Serve meals and light housekeeping in residents' rooms.

• Test and chart vital signs such as blood pressure, temperature, and intake and output
• Facilitate patient groups and make sure the patient is meeting their goal
• Constantly observe patient behaviors
• Document patient behavior and document any changes in their behavior
• Report any changes in patients' health/behavior to RN before the patient gets out of control.

• First point of contact when the patient called the clinic
• Verified patient insurance
• Scheduled patient appointments
• Followed the patient for the first 14 days to make sure the patient's needs were met
• Reached out to the patient when a referral was received to make sure the proper appointment was set up.

• Answered call lights to provide emergency treatment and assistance to patients
• Measured patient vital signs, recording body temperature, blood pressure and heart rate
• Monitored pain and provided comfort measures, reporting abnormalities to nursing staff
• Completed daily documentation and charts regarding patient care and input reports into practice databases
• Observed changes in patient status and response and immediately communicated concerns to nursing staff
• Assisted nurses and physicians in the operation of medical equipment and provision of patient care.

• Documented patient behaviors and any changes in symptoms to nurse
• Charted vital signs such as temperatures, blood pressure, intake and output
• Bathed and groomed patients, changed bedding, and provided basic patient care
• Assisted nursing staff with diverse functions including IV management, catheters.

• Interpreted and explained medical instructions to patients and family members
• Lifted and repositioned non-ambulatory patients to prevent accidents and falls
• Stocked patient rooms and supply areas to meet patient care needs
• Delivered direct care to patients, assisting with bathing, feeding, and grooming tasks
• Monitored pain and provided comfort measures, reporting abnormalities to nursing staff.