Janette Calderon

• Administer proper doses of prescribed treatment to patients while maintaining proper documentation
• Review patient information to ensure accurate medications are being administered
• Dispense controlled medications per physician’s orders
• Consult with clinic doctors regarding any changes in dosage
• Document and sign entries in patient treatment records as required by applicable federal and state regulations
• Prepare, stock and maintain dispensary

• Assist with daily living activities. This includes delivering meals to patients, turning and ambulating patients and providing plenty of fresh water, as well as extra nourishment between meals
• Help patients with personal hygiene. Provide patients with bedpans, help with baths, shampoos and showers
• Provide adjunct care for the patient, including ice packs, non-sterile dressings and therapeutic baths
• Check vital signs and record daily information in the patient’s chart
• Assist the nurses and other staff as needed
• Adhere to professional standards, follow policies and procedures and abide by federal, state and local requirements, as well as Joint Commission standards

• Call doctor’s offices or other pharmacies in order to help resolve any issues or get clarification
• Answered incoming phone calls and addressed questions from customers and healthcare providers.
• Stocked, labeled, and inventoried medication to keep accurate records.
• Enhanced pharmacy workflow by assisting pharmacists with medication dispensing, labeling, and packaging.
• Calculated dosage, filled prescriptions, and prepared prescription labels with absolute accuracy.