Kimberly Hatcher-Murphy

• Assisted physicians with patient care by taking vital signs, administering injections and performing other nursing duties. Tracheal care and tracheal suctioning. Catherization. G-tube care and medication and tube feed administration through G-tube.
• Provided direct physical and emotional support to patients and their families.
• Maintained accurate medical records of each patient's health condition.
• Ensured that all medications were administered accurately and on time as prescribed by the physician.
• Observed patients for any changes in their condition or behaviour, reported findings to the supervisor or physician in charge.

Trach

• Assessed patient health by conducting physical examinations and evaluating medical histories.
• Provided home health care services such as wound care, medication administration.
• Administering medications according to physician orders and monitoring side effects of medications.
• Instructed family members in basic nursing skills including wound care, injections, catheterization, and other treatments as ordered by the physician.
• Instructed patients on proper use of respiratory equipment including oxygen therapy, ventilators and aerosol therapy.

• Assessed patient health by conducting physical examinations and evaluating medical histories.
• Provided home health care services such as wound care, colostomy, foley care, medication and injection administration.
• Instructed family members in basic nursing skills including wound care, injections, catheterization, and other treatments as ordered by the physician.
• Monitored vital signs such as blood pressure or pulse rate to detect any changes in a patient's condition.

• Assisted physicians with patient care by taking vital signs, administering injections and performing other nursing duties.
• Maintained accurate medical records of each patient's health condition.
• Ensured that all medications were administered accurately and on time as prescribed by the physician.
• Observed patients for any changes in their condition or behaviour, reported findings to the supervisor or physician in charge.
• Coordinated with interdisciplinary team members such as doctors, nurses and social workers to ensure quality patient care was provided.
• Monitored patient progress during treatments or procedures, reporting any abnormalities to the healthcare team immediately.
• Performed wound care including changing dressings, cleaning wounds, applying ointments and medications and providing other necessary treatments.
• Conducted daily rounds visiting assigned patients ensuring they are comfortable and have all necessary supplies available.
• Collected and documented vital signs to track current patient conditions.
• Monitored patient's respiration activity, blood pressure and blood glucose levels in response to medical administration.