Helen Jeffers

• Provide high-quality patient care.
• Ensured the accurate, timely flow of information by maintaining patients' records and updating the healthcare team on patients' status
• Adhered to the safety guidelines completed by the facility.
• Proven ability to assist residents in feeding, bathing, and other daily activities.

• Provided end-of-life care to terminally ill patients in a hospice setting.
• Assisted patients and their families in setting up a comfortable and supportive environment to manage the patients' care.
• Delivered effective communication between the patient, family, and medical team.
• Documented patient care, treatment, and changes in conditions in an accurate and timely manner.
• Assisted patient with daily cares, bathing, oral care and dressing.

• Cared for physically and mentally disabled patients unable to support themselves
• Assisted with patient daily activities, including eating, using the restroom, bathing, and other needs.
• Administered treatment and medications prescribed by RN and nursing staff, documented intake, and recorded any adverse reactions.
• Transported patients to all appointments and outings.

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• Provided basic patient care under the guidance of the nursing staff.
• Assist with the feeding of patients.
• Monitored and reported changes in patient conditions as a supportive team member.
• Maintained the cleanliness of equipment and patient areas.
• Supported RNs with daily tasks to learn and ensure quality patient care.

• Assisted the resident with daily activities of daily living, and ensured they were on time for all meals and activities.
• Observed physical and emotional changes, and reported the patient's condition to the nurse.
• Transferred patients from bed to chair, bed to commode, using gait belts, Hoyer Lift, and Easy Stand as needed, ensuring patient safety and comfort.
• Helped residents with daily hygiene, including bed baths, oral care, and hair care.
• Obtain full sets of vital information on residents.
• Empty Foley catheter bags and ostomy bags.

• Assisted residents with activities of daily living, ensured they were on time for all meals and activities.
• Provided social and emotional support to improve residents' morale.
• Established rapport with team members, residents, and families.
• Helped residents with daily hygiene, including showers, oral care, and peri care, incontinence care.
• Supported residents with arts and crafts, music, games, and reading activities.
• Provide therapeutic body movements.
• Used Hoyer's, Sit to Stand