JACQUELENE WILKERSON

Monitoring and supervision of a patient in need of constant safety supervision and assistance. Monitor tech is responsible for outgoing assessment and documentation of a patient monitoring, interacting both remotely and in person, and assisting the patient. A position requires employee to interact with patients that require constant one on one supervision and line of sight

• Upheld strict hygiene standards in all aspects of caregiving, reducing the risk of infection or illness for both patients and carers.
• Collaborated with other caregivers to provide consistent quality care across shifts or changes in staffing arrangements.
• Maintained patient dignity and privacy at all times, ensuring a respectful caregiving environment.
• Guided patients to restroom to support bladder and bowel relief requirements.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Organized and detail-oriented with a strong work ethic.
• Monitored vital signs continuously, identifying early warning signs of deterioration and initiating appropriate interventions.
• Ensured rapid patient assessment by accurately taking vital signs and gathering medical history.

• Assisted teachers with planning and preparing lessons for students.
• Provided guidance to students in the classroom setting.
• Created and maintained positive relationships with students, parents, and colleagues.
• Helped implement behavior management strategies for individual students.
• Instructed students using a variety of teaching methods such as lectures, discussions, audio-visual presentations.
• Assisted in the implementation of educational programs for special needs children.
• Organized field trips and other school activities as requested by teachers or administrators.
• Supported English Language Learners by providing additional instruction on language acquisition skills.
• Supported students throughout academic instruction and assignments.
• Offered students personalized educational, behavioral and emotional support.
• Supplied one-on-one attention to each student during group activities.
• Assisted children at stations during small-group learning periods.
• Distributed textbooks, workbooks, papers and pencils to students.
• Graded assignments and tests and documented results into filing systems.
• Used lectures, discussions, or supervised role-playing methods to present subject matter to students under direction and guidance of teachers.

• Set up looms to the customer's specifications and warping instructions.
• Inspected warp threads for defects, breakages or other issues.
• Manipulated levers and pedals to control the speed of the loom and tension of the yarns.
• Adjusted beam tensions, thread guides, end stops, cloth take-up rollers, and other components as needed.
• Maintained accurate inventory records of raw materials used in production process.
• Ensured that all safety measures were in place before starting a job run.
• Examined fabrics for flaws during weaving process and made necessary adjustments accordingly.
• Monitored machines throughout shift to ensure smooth operation with minimal downtime.

• Organized and coordinated all meeting logistics, including travel, accommodations and venues.
• Researched potential venues for meetings and events based on budget, location requirements and other factors.
• Attended meetings with clients and assisted with behavioral plans and goals.
• Conducted activities and events for adolescent clients in homes and shelters.
• Performed clinical duties and properly filed and secured paper records.
• Verify insurance for clients and scheduled, transported, and attended Appointments
• Provided administrative support for on-site meetings, such as greeting attendees, organizing materials and taking minutes.