Lauren Cagle

• Followed detailed instructions to operate machines with accuracy and produce quality products.
• Set up and adjusted equipment and properly configured machines for daily operation.
• Complied with company and OSHA safety rules and regulations.
• Trained new employees on proper machine operation, ensuring adherence to company standards and safety guidelines.

• Admin medications
• Carry out physician orders
• Input physician orders
• Checking charts daily ensuring correct orders being input
• Wound care
• Update plan of care for patients to ensure their goals are individualized in order to provide best care for that patient
• Oversee CNA staff to ensure job duties are being carried out timely, appropriately and the safest manner
• Schedule appointments
• Assess residents conditions daily
• Transferring residents
• Communicating effectively with physician and staff to ensure optimal care

• Case manager
• Managed patient medications, symptoms, provided palliative care, holistic care, work in collaboration with our team including meetings with physician every 2 weeks to discuss patients changes, overseen nursing assistants, had to be very well with communication with caregivers, learned how to adjust plan of cares according to each individual patient including the different dynamics

• Worked on Ortho / Neuro floor
• Filled in as relief charge nurse
• Managed patients post-op
• Effectively learned how to operate braces, machines that provide range of motion, etc

Machine operator

Sort through product discarding any defective product that is produced

Packing out product

Ability to learn / operate computer systems on the machines in order to produce and maintain best quality product

Create pallets to be sent to shipping

Troubleshoot machines in order to produce the best quality product

Unloading and reloading paper stock large rolls

Continuously inspecting product quality from the time product is first created , continuing through wrapping / bagging products, to ensuring product is properly boxed up and stacked on pallet correctly