Liz McCauley

Compassionate and adaptable Certified Nursing Assistant with 7 plus years of experience in long-term care, rehabilitation, and acute care settings. Skilled in adapting quickly to new environments, providing high-quality patient care, supporting multidisciplinary teams in fast-paced floated between 5 different facilities including nursing homes, hospitals, assisted living, and rehab units across the state.

• Assisting patients with healing and recovering after surgery, providing patient with personal hygiene, assisting with toileting.
• Maintaining patients stability by checking vital signs, Documenting strict I&Os, collecting urine test.
• Assisting patient with activities of daily living, like serving meals assist with feeding if needed.
• Ensure proper body mechanics and safety of patient.
• Monitor and report changes in vital signs.
• Operate and troubleshoot, cardiac monitors.
• Monitor and adjust oxygen flow rates as order by registered nurse.
• Assisting with admissions, discharge and transfers.

• Helping residents with needs like bathing, eating, and dressing.
• Monitoring food and liquid intake.
• Recording vital signs.
• Reporting to a resident's care team with updates on their condition.
• Helping residents stay clean and comfortable.

• Provide high-quality care to 8-13 patients assigned.
• Turn, reposition and move patients every two hours.
• Measure vitals signs.
• Good foundation of clinical skills and knowledge.

• Displayed strong clinical skills in assessing vital signs, performing lab draws and glucose checks.
• Follow the support plan in providing services to residents.
• Provide residents with medication administration and treatment assistance and services according to the healthcare provider’s orders.

• Provide Nursing assistance to residents in 130-bed Long-term, Short-term care facility.
• Assist residents with activities of daily living including helping with meals, transferring using assistive devices, bathing, dressing and grooming.

• Provide high-quality patient care in-demand full-time CNA within surgical, acute care, rehabilitation.
• Preserve patient dignity and minimize discomfort while carrying out duties such as bedpan changes, brief changing, emptying drainage bags and bathing.
• Commended for chart accuracy, effective team collaboration, patient relations and consistent delivery of empathetic care.