Lilly Knobloch

-Worked as a safety rounder providing 7.5-15 minute checks by observing patients moods, ensure safety, and prevent self-harm. Managing the units milieu. Along with helping with meals three times a day.

-Walking the unit to remove any safety hazards (ex. hanging risks, floor hazards, sharps).

-Redirecting patients in an escalation situation.

When working as a float on the unit, I would do morning vitals for all 20 patients. Blood sugar checks if needed through the day. Bring patients to and from ECT. Do room checks, ensuring patients room has no safety hazards, fall risks, weapons, illicit substances. Do admissions (ex. get a set of vitals when they first come in, go through patients belongings, help admission nurse) and discharges. Help with OT groups.

-Assist in escalating scenarios with seclusions and restraint chair.

-Assist nurses with vitals, admissions, blood sugars, ect.

• Providing care and the support residents need.
• Communicating with my coworkers on how to make the residents' life easier and better for them.
• Efficiently monitoring residents and charting.
• The ability to manage death and comfort residents' family members.
• CNA at a long term care facility.

• Working at the till, checking out customers.
• Stocking shelves throughout the store.
• Helping customers with carry outs.

• Pollinated and fertilized corn by hand in the field.
• Worked as a group to equal the distribution of ears of corn.