JACQUELINE MICHELLE

• Clinical Mental Health Christian Counseling Program
• Conducted research to support coursework and group projects.
• Collaborated with peers to enhance learning experiences and study strategies.
• Managed time effectively to balance academic and personal responsibilities.

• Improved patient outlook and daily living quality through compassionate care.
• Facilitated mobility and independence for disabled individuals while monitoring safety continuously.
• Assisted clients with daily living activities, ensuring dignity and comfort during bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and feeding.
• Performed home care tasks following infection control protocols to maintain client safety.
• Ensured compliance with state regulations governing home health care services.
• Delegated medication administration according to CMA-prescribed schedules and protocols.

• Monitored vital signs and reported changes to nursing staff for timely intervention.
• Documented care provided and relevant observations to maintain accurate patient records.
• Administered medications under supervision, following safety protocols and guidelines.
• Assisted patients with shaving, bathing, and oral hygiene, fostering healthy habits and promoting overall wellness.
• Supported veteran patients with daily living activities, enhancing comfort and preserving dignity.
• Understands and follows infection control policies including proper handwashing technique.

• Delivered patient care in collaboration with licensed vocational nurse and registered nurse across diverse healthcare settings.
• Completed all scheduled care tasks using individualized care plans and electronic medical records.
• Implemented safety protocols and infection control measures, ensuring patient safety and quality care.
• Provided rehabilitation support in traumatic brain injury facilities and nursing homes, enhancing patient recovery and independence.

Liberty University's IMR offers resources designed to provide students the essential training needed to counsel service members, veterans, and their families who may need healing from the physical and mental wounds that often accompany military service.