Grayson Seevers

• Service patients from over 20 different specialties, as well as any clinic outside of Stormont Vail Health.

• Perform venipuncture in a manner that makes the patient feel safe and validated, by accommodating the patient however they need.
• Maintain sterility by following sanitation policies and using sterile equipment.
• Specimen collection and processing for our lab and other departments specimens.
• Acquire strong communication skills through experience with providers, nursing staff, and other departments.
• Manual entry of outside orders/scripts from outside providers.
• Perform Point of Care Testing.
• Train and cover at all clinics.
• Draw and collect specimens from a diverse patient population that includes prisoners and patients in legal cases.
• Utilize and enhance abilities gained when providing care to a population of patients with varying levels of physical, emotional, and behavioral, needs, from newborns to 104 year olds.

• Developed strong time management skills while balancing practice, weights, and games, with academic duties.
• Provided leadership by cultivating a positive atmosphere for the team by promoting optimism and encouragement during challenging tasks to help players persevere.
• Built rapport with administrators, athletic trainers, weights trainers, and coaches.
• Demonstrated resilience while enduring challenging circumstances.
• Worked in a collaborative environment that emphasizes hard work to gain success for the team and for oneself.

• Worked with residents in assisted living and memory care.

• Administered, counted, and monitored scheduled, PRN, and controlled medications to ensure safety and accountability.

• Established bonds through providing companionship and compassion to residents in assisted living and memory care.

• Administered resident medication in a patient and timely manner.
• Coordinated with pharmacy staff to ensure prescriptions were refilled and delivered as needed.
• Acquired essential detail-oriented charting skills through charting ADLs, changes in behaviors, symptoms, and medications.
• Streamlined workflow by utilizing pagers and two-way-radios to communicate when and where assistance was needed.
• Worked collaboratively with residents' other healthcare team members to ensure proper care was being given and to communicate changes in residents' plan of care.
• Educated residents about their medications side effects, uses, and benefits.
• Monitored residents vitals before and after giving medication.
• Observed residents changes in symptoms and behaviors.
• Provided wound care, catheter care, injury care.
• Built rapport with residents family members so both parties felt comfortable to express needs and concerns.
• Demonstrated adaptability by effectively accommodating residents emotional and physical needs.
• Advocated for residents at staff meetings.
• Promptly and compassionately cared for residents with varying levels of mental health or physical health challenges.
• Provided comforting care during residents last moments.
• Developed a frame of reference for learning how to build trust in this environment and with this population.

• Learned various communication preferences for a diverse group of individuals with diverse medical conditions and needs.

•Maintained safe and clean environment for each resident and throughout the facility.

• Stocked residents rooms with necessary hygiene items.

• Developed strong charting skills.

• Organized and participated in activities for residents.

•Waited on, served, and cleaned tables at meal times.

• Provided varying levels of assistance to residents with ADLs.

• Created strong bonds with residents by spending moments with them to learn about their history, their family, and their hobbies, during down time,

• Lead with a team of counselors to ensure the safety of children, ages 5-12.
• Learned how to maintain a friendly and fun environment that appealed to all ages of children.
• Adapted to diverse sets of personalities and behaviors to effectively teach problem solving skills, teamwork and encouragement.
• Fostered meaningful bonds to make sure all the children felt appreciated, believed, and listened to.
• Provided first aid.
• Gained confidence while reiterating and enforcing rules to a unique population.
• Learned how to approach children and present information in ways that they understand.