Joyce Bonita Cabida

Assist pt when arrived from surgery, help to feel comfortable on bed, ice patient and contol the bleeding.

ensuring patient is eating and hydrating.

remind patien to take medications and appointments.

restock goody bag for following surgery.

• Assisted in patient intake processes, ensuring accurate data entry and documentation.

• Providing skilled nursing care to terminally ill patients.
• Collaborating with physicians and interdisciplinary teams to develop and update care plans.
• Assisting patients with daily activities such as bathing, changing clothing, and hygiene routines.
• Offering mental and emotional support to patients and their families.

• Scheduling appointments
• Obtaining blood samples
• Performing data entry
• Measuring and recording vital signs
• Cleaning exam rooms
• Answering phone calls
• Preparing patients for examinations and procedures
• Assisting with diagnostic procedures and medical treatments

• Coordinating and implementing personalized care plans, providing support, and facilitating effective communication between patients, caregivers, providers and other healthcare professionals.
• Company representative housed in a senior living community providing support to residents, staff, families and providers.
• Support residents with telehealth appointments and technology.
• Provide daily wellness checks on company program enrolled programs.
• Provide companionship to community residents.
• Participate in community and company events.
• Communicate critical findings to the appropriate contacts as needed.

• Help with bathing, dressing, and grooming.
• Assisting with eating and drinking.
• Maintaining records of care.
• Mobility assistance, helping with walking and transfers, transport to appointments and social activities, and recognizing signs of the risk of falling.

• Answer phone calls and listen to patient needs.
• Verify the patient thoroughly.
• Make, cancel, or confirm the patient’s appointment.
• Send messages to the provider or practice depending on the patient’s needs, or transfer over to the practice.
• Ensure the patient’s questions have been resolved.

• Put on and remove personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Monitor inventory, tests, and supplies.
• Conduct COVID tests (PCR and/or serology)
• Participate in Covid-task force meetings and training.
• Set up and break down the equipment for events, handle sample collection, and repack the equipment at the end of the event.
• Able to label, collect, and process patient specimens to ensure accurate test results.
• Perform all duties within HIPAA regulations.
• Assist when needed to set up logistics for lab specimen pickup.
• Assist when needed to transport specimens back to the appropriate clinic for pickup.
• Arrive early to set up the testing event.
• Conducts only work-related conversations when clients are waiting for service.
• Ensure that people waiting for testing maintain social distancing in an orderly manner.
• Inventory and ordering of medical supplies.
• All other duties are assigned.

• Take patients' vitals, such as weight, blood pressure, and ECG.
• Get the patient’s personal information, including personal identification, and check the records regarding the prescription medications they have been taking for their safety.
• Have the patient fill out the forms and double-check if they are filled out correctly.
• Input the patient’s information through EMR.
• Accepting phone calls, explaining the program, and helping the patient make an appointment.
• Assist the physician’s needs and the patient’s needs, giving IM injections to patients, and going through medication information and instructions on how to take them.
• Cleaning, sanitizing, restocking, and inventorying.

• Emotional support provides companionship and encouragement, is a good listener, and shows empathy.
• Household management performs light housekeeping, organizes and tidies living spaces, and does laundry.
• Prepare nutritious meals.
• Monitor and reports changes in health or behavior.
• Promote independence and dignity.
• Collaborate with other health care professionals.