Giselle Hamlin

• Followed all HIPAA rules and regulations regarding patient confidentiality.
• Communicated with physicians to provide updates on patient care.
• Scheduled patient appointments to meet treatment requirements and provide quality care.

. Order proper equipment patients may need

• Improved patient mobility using passive and active therapeutic exercises.
• Maintained care continuity through multidisciplinary teamwork and collaboration.
• Assessed treatment plans and made adjustments for maximum benefits.
• Evaluated patient strength and range of motion to devise personalized regimes.
• Adapted exercises to suit varied ages and abilities for personalized patient care.
• Monitored patient progress and reported changes to physical therapist.
• Documented each patient case with updates in computer system.
• Monitored patient progress and adapted treatment plans to reflect changes.
• Provided mobility support during patient transfers and ambulation, limiting further damage.
• Checked physical therapy supplies, assisting with ordering and restocking.

• Planned individually-designed treatment programs to restore, maintain and improve physical functioning, alleviate pain, and prevent disability.
• Monitored patient progress and adapted treatment plans to reflect changes.
• Improved patient mobility using passive and active therapeutic exercises.
• Educated families and caregivers on treatment programmes for improved at-home support.
• Followed all HIPAA rules and regulations regarding patient confidentiality.
• Educated patients and families on exercises and proper body mechanics.
• Administered ultrasound, diathermy or other therapeutic modalities.

• Followed all HIPAA rules and regulations regarding patient confidentiality.
• Communicated with physicians to provide updates on patient care.
• Scheduled patient appointments to meet treatment requirements and provide quality care.
• Provided in-home therapeutic treatments to patients after hip replacement surgery.
• Provided mobility support during patient transfers and ambulation, limiting further damage.
• Monitored patient progress and adapted treatment plans to reflect changes.
• Educated patients and families on exercises and proper body mechanics.