Fatoumata Jallow

· Help patients use the bathroom.

· Clean and bathe patients.

· Maintain patients’ hygiene and change bedding.

· Turn, reposition, and move patients between wheelchairs, seats, and beds.

· Serve meals, and help patients eat their food.

· Measure vital signs like blood pressure and temperature.

· Listen to patients regarding any health concerns they might have and report details to a Registered Nurse or Doctor..

• Maximized patient satisfaction by helping individuals carry out personal tasks such as dressing and walking.

· Providing care for children; grooming, feeding, changing diapers, and cleaning rooms and toys.

· Encouraging learning and socialization to ensure children learn basic skills and concepts, such as communication, manners, sharing, etc.

· Maintaining a safe environment by monitoring children for health, behavioral, and emotional issues.

· Ensuring children are learning positive behaviors and providing guidance or approved discipline, as needed.

These skills I acquired over the past few were also used when I helped care for my grandfather who had a stroke .