MARTINE LESSAGE

• Provided direct patient care to inmates receiving medical treatment in a correctional hospital setting.
• Assisted nurses and medical providers with patient care, treatments, and daily activities.
• Monitored and recorded vital signs, patient behavior, and changes in medical condition.
• Assisted patients with bathing, dressing, feeding, ambulation, and personal hygiene.
• Transported inmate patients to medical appointments, specialty clinics, diagnostic testing, and hospital units.
• Maintained accurate medical documentation and patient records in compliance with facility policies.
• Collaborated with healthcare staff and correctional officers to ensure patient safety and security.
• Followed infection-control procedures and maintained a clean, safe healthcare environment.
• Responded appropriately to medical emergencies and changes in patient condition.
• Delivered compassionate, patient-centered care while maintaining professionalism in a secure correctional environment.

• • Provided direct patient care including bathing, dressing, feeding, ambulation, and personal hygiene assistance.
  • Monitored and documented vital signs, behavioral changes, and patient conditions.
  • Assisted nursing staff with treatments, patient transfers, and daily care activities.
  • Supported rehabilitation and physical therapy programs to improve patient outcomes.
  • Maintained a safe and clean environment while following infection-control protocols.
  • Responded promptly to patient needs and emergency situations.

• Delivered high-quality patient care in assisted living facilities,Hospitals, rehabilitation centers, long-term Acute care facilities, and skilled nursing environments.
• Evaluated patients for wounds, behavioral concerns, and changes in condition.
• Obtained medical histories, documented observations, and reported concerns to nursing staff.
• Transported patients safely between rooms, appointments, and testing locations.
• Assisted with activities of daily living and ensured patient comfort, dignity, and safety.
• Monitored vital signs and reported abnormalities to nursing staff.