Lynda Rainey

Establish and maintain a positive working relationship with members, encouraging them to utilize planned
services to their optimal benefit.
Complete home visits as required and as needed to review ongoing services as well as ongoing care plan for
identified/continued needs.
Provide the member with information on community resources and agency services which will address their
needs and make referrals as needed on behalf of the member.
Utilize skills, such as advocacy, monitoring, and discharge planning to link members and their families to
resources and services.
Monitor service delivery for effectiveness and efficiency on an ongoing basis and ensure member/caregiver
satisfaction with all services.
Educate the member/caregiver within the scope of knowledge by providing health education or information about
community resources.
Complete Event Based Visit process including phone call and/ or home visit with member/caregiver due to a
hospitalization or NF admission or other significant event to provide education and reduce risk of readmission.
Empower and motivate members to gain access to health and community resources through education, outreach,
home visits, mentoring, and referrals.

• Maintained accurate data collection on client progress, enabling effective analysis and modification of treatment plans as needed.
• Reduced problem behaviors by teaching clients appropriate coping strategies and replacement behaviors.
• Promoted a safe and nurturing environment for clients, ensuring their comfort and well-being throughout therapy sessions.
• Adapted therapy materials based on individual needs, ensuring accessibility for all clients regardless of ability level or learning style.
• Provided one-on-one support and guidance for clients in various settings, promoting generalization of learned skills.
• Implemented social skills training groups, increasing peer interaction opportunities for clients.
• Enhanced communication skills for clients with autism spectrum disorder through the use of visual supports and social stories.
• Increased daily living skills through systematic instruction and practice during natural routines.
• Supported family members in understanding ABA principles, empowering them to effectively implement strategies at home.

• EIP seeks to reach those most at-risk for HIV infection and build awareness around this public health crisis
• We offer patient-centered HIV Risk Reduction planning, informational materials for overall sexual and behavioral health, as well as, Linkage to HIV Medical Care services if test results indicate (positive for) HIV infection
• EIP also conducts risk assessments and offers resources to those who may be homeless, addiction services, insurance, food and other resources that may be needed
• Provides all patient care in a manner that is culturally based and age-specific
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• Assisted patients with activities of daily living, promoting independence and comfort during their stay.
• Delivered high-quality personal care to patients, including bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, feeding, and mobility assistance.
• Supported nursing staff by accurately obtaining and recording vital signs, promptly notifying nurses of any abnormal results.
• Maintained a safe and clean environment for patients by adhering to strict infection control protocols and regular room sanitization procedures.
• Facilitated patient transfers, positioning, and mobility using proper body mechanics to prevent injury and ensure comfort.
• Demonstrated adaptability in rapidly changing situations, responding promptly to unforeseen patient needs or requests from the nursing staff.
• Communicated and documented pertinent observations and information to maintain complete and accurate record of care given to patient.
• Enhanced patient satisfaction by providing compassionate and attentive care to patients in various stages of recovery.
• Performed non-invasive medical procedures such as blood glucose monitoring, wound care management, and catheter maintenance under nurse supervision.