Charlotte H. Selvidge

• Answered multi-line phone system, routing calls, delivering messages to staff and greeting visitors.
• Assisted with updating parts and equipment inventory
• Managed and stocked office supply inventory.
• Processed and recorded daily sales of parts, equipment, and services.
• Managed business finances regarding bank transactions, credit card transactions, and customer accounts.
• Submit truck driver mileage logs and inspection reports to headquarters.
• Submit credit card applications for equipment purchases.
• Mailed equipment contracts to all involved parties.
• Managed employment expense reports that require reimbursement.
• Received and sorted incoming mail and packages to record, dispatch, or distribute to correct recipient.
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Managed patient care,

Triage patients symptoms over phone to advise level of care needed

Prescription refills

Administered clinic medications as deemed necessary by providers.

• Assessed and provided the utmost level of care while using the nursing process to determine needs, teaching opportunities, and get them to the safest level of care in a timely manner.

• To assess patients for admission to home health
• Determine needs, teaching opportunities, and needed medical equipment to create an appropriate plan of care
• Follows patient from admission though discharge
• Coordinating care between nurses, doctors, certified nursing assistants, and therapists, all to help patients function at their optimal level.

• Admissions, discharges, recertifications, skilled care, IVs, lab work, assessments, wound care, wound VACS, obstetric patients at high risk, infants of low birth weight, and teaching of new medications and diagnosis.

• Supervised staff members while coordinating and providing care to patients
• Assisted in monitoring patients while MD adjusted medications to improve quality of life so that patients and their families could manage at home.

• Assisting children with special needs and skilled visits
• Homemaker and mother of twins

• Provided care to laboring patients, attempting to stop preterm labor as instructed by MD, teaching to help them understand processes, and how to care for themselves and infants
• Supervised LPNs and CNAs.