Jeydi Nuviola Flores

• Administered medications and monitored patient responses to ensure optimal care.
• Parent/caregiver teaching on medications.
• Tracheostomy care and suctioning
• Oxygen therapy & pulse oximetry monitoring
• Nebulizer/inhaler administration
• G-tube/NG tube feeding and care
• Ventilator-dependent child care
• Assisted in performing diagnostic tests and interpreting results for treatment decisions.
• Educated patients and families on health management and post-discharge procedures.

• Collaborated with healthcare team to develop and implement individualized care plans.
• Maintained accurate patient records using electronic health record systems for continuity of care.
• IM, subcutaneous, and intradermal injection techniques
• Correct site selection (deltoid, vastus lateralis)
• Needle size and angle accuracy
• Strict aseptic technique
• Recognize mild vs severe reactions
• Manage anaphylaxis (epinephrine IM)
• Perform CPR/BLS if needed
• Observe patients post-vaccination
• Comprehensive sexual and reproductive history
• Menstrual, obstetric, and gynecologic assessment
• Pregnancy risk evaluation
• Screening for STIs and reproductive concerns
• Knowledge of all methods:Hormonal (pills, patch, injection, implant)
  Long-acting (IUDs)
  Barrier methods
• Counseling on effectiveness, side effects, and contraindications
• Supporting initiation and follow-up of contraception
• Use motivational interviewing techniques
• Address sensitive topics with empathy and confidentiality
• Educate on: Contraception use
  STI prevention
  Reproductive choices
• Cultural competence and respect for patient autonomy
• Assess maternal vital signs (BP → screen for preeclampsia)
• Monitor pregnancy progress and postpartum recovery
• Screen for complications (bleeding, infection, depression)
• Educate on:Prenatal care & warning signs
  Nutrition (e.g., folic acid, iron)
  Postpartum recovery
• Promote healthy behaviors (no smoking/alcohol)
• Lead group classes or one-on-one counseling
• Administer maternal vaccines (e.g., Tdap, influenza)
• Refer to programs (e.g., WIC, home visiting services)
• Follow up on high-risk patients

Eating, walking/exercise, bathing, changing clothes, brushing teeth, medication,

hospice care, wound care, changing pampers as a full-time caregiver.

• Assist patients and clients with activities of daily living including: feeding, bathing, toileting, medical care, and oral care.
• Ensure high quality client care and service by consistently monitoring

home activities and managing health routines.

• Assist in multiple emergency circumstances by assessing patient needs,

alleviating family concerns, and engaging home health nurses when

necessary for ongoing prognoses and aftercare.

• Assist with moving patients in and out of bed, bath and wheelchair using

safe transfer techniques with no fall incidents to record.

• Build a trusting relationship with the patient and the patient’s family.
• Respond to the physical and emotional patients’ needs

• Application of evidence-based medicine
• Knowledge of clinical guidelines and standards of care
• Develop differential diagnoses
• Interpret labs, imaging, and diagnostic tests
• Prioritize urgent vs non-urgent conditions
• Choose appropriate treatment plans
• Clear explanation of diagnoses and treatments
• Active listening and empathy
• Shared decision-making with patients
• Cultural competence and sensitivity
• Collaborate with nurses, pharmacists, specialists
• Lead healthcare teams and coordinate care
• Delegate tasks appropriately
• Manage conflict and support team dynamics
• Perform physical exams and procedures
• Skills may include: Suturing, IV placement
• Use medical equipment effectively
• Maintain confidentiality
• Practice with integrity and accountability
• Obtain informed consent
• Respect patient autonomy and diversity