Ewanda Lopez

• Kitchen staff assist with food preparation, cooking, cleaning, and maintaining a safe and sanitary kitchen. Prepared and cooked food according to established guidelines.
  Washed dishes, cookware, and kitchen equipment Cleaned and sanitized food-preparation areas to ensure compliance with health regulations leaning and sanitizing food-preparation areas
  Properly storing and labeling food products
  Maintained inventory levels by organizing and replenishing stock items. Supported cooks by preparing ingredients and maintaining a clean workspace. and team members to facilitate smooth kitchen operations. Following food-safety and sanitation requirements
  Assisted cooks and other team members.
  Providing prompt and professional service in a fast-paced environment
  
• Prepared meals following safety and sanitation guidelines.
• Assisted with inventory management and stock rotation.
• Cleaned kitchen equipment and maintained a tidy workspace.

A Personal Caregiver provides hands-on assistance and emotional support to individuals who need help completing daily activities due to age, illness, injury, or disability. The caregiver helps clients remain safe, comfortable, and as independent as possible in their homes or residential settings.

• Assist clients with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and other personal-hygiene needs.
• Help clients safely walk, transfer, reposition, and use mobility equipment.
• Provide medication reminders according to the client’s care plan.
• Monitored clients for changes in physical condition, mood, behavior, appetite, or mobility to promptly address concerns.
• Prepared nutritious meals tailored to client dietary needs and assisted with feeding to ensure proper nutrition.
• Perform light housekeeping, including laundry, dishes, sweeping, mopping, and changing bed linens.
• Executed grocery shopping for clients' dietary needs, errands, and transportation to appointments.
• Provided companionship and emotional support to enhance client well-being and prevent isolation.
• Encourage clients to participate in appropriate social and recreational activities.
• Document services provided and promptly report concerns to a supervisor, family member, or healthcare professional.
• Maintain client privacy, dignity, confidentiality, and personal boundaries.
• Respond appropriately during emergencies and report accidents, injuries, or unusual incidents.
• Communicate respectfully with clients, family members, coworkers, and healthcare providers.