Michelle Trujillo

• Assisted with feeding and monitored intake to help patients achieve nutritional objectives.
• Assisted in transferring patients, beds and patient care equipment to other rooms adhering to necessary safety precautions.
• Maintained clean and safe environment to promote patient safety and comfort.
• Followed directions of licensed nurses to administer medications and treatments.

• Greeted patients and provided them with information and assistance.
• Handled calls, collected personal information, and created appointments.
• Utilized booking systems and handled correspondence between patients and doctors.
• Managed office mail, payroll distribution, and the physical setting of the front office.
• Instructed patients to perform certain tasks prior to being seen.
• Distributed and collected patient forms to be filed. Managed office mail, payroll distribution, and the physical setting of the front office.

• Recognizes and reacts to emergent patient care situations (e.g., initiating basic life support, controlling bleeding, managing behavior crises) to ensure immediate patient safety and stability.
• Performs nursing procedures within scope of practice (e.g., catheterization, colostomy care, simple dressings, applying braces/prosthetics) to directly address patients' physical needs.
• Implements interventions to prevent/reduce hospital-acquired pressure ulcers and patient falls under RN/LVN direction, enhancing patient recovery and comfort.
• Completes care assignments safely and timely, including vital signs, blood glucose testing, and pain scores, to monitor and maintain patient health.
• Monitors patients per observation levels (e.g., 1:1 or close observation) to ensure safety and compliance with facility policies.
• Provides emotional support to dying patients and families, fostering dignity and comfort in critical moments.
• Uses appropriate equipment for safe patient handling (e.g., SCDs, lift equipment, glucometer) to prevent injury and support mobility.
• Participates in group meetings to enhance patients' socialization and self-esteem, improving mental well-being.
• Assists with surgical skin preparation (e.g., hair clipping, limb holding) to support critical procedures.
• Transports patients safely using hand-off communication, ensuring continuity of care during movement.
• Maintains a clean, safe environment for veterans, reducing risks like infection or hazards.
• Documents care per policy (e.g., intake/output, weights, hourly rounding) to track patient progress accurately.
• Reinforces patient and family teaching provided by the RN, aiding in understanding and compliance with care plans.
• Motivates patients for learning and recreational activities, boosting quality of life.
• Transports medications, supplies, equipment, blood, and specimens, supporting care logisics

• Greeting patients professionally both in person and on the phone
• Quickly answering or properly referring questions and issues
• Optimizing provider schedules and patient satisfaction with efficient scheduling
• Notifying providers of patient arrivals
• Comforting patients by anticipating anxieties and effectively answering questions
• Ensuring availability of treatment information by retrieving and updating patient records
• Verifying financial records and collecting patient charges while filing and expediting third-party claims
• Maintaining office inventory and equipment by anticipating supply needs and expediting supply orders

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• Recognizes and reacts to emergent patient care situations (e.g., initiating basic life support, controlling bleeding, managing behavior crises) to ensure immediate patient safety and stability.
• Performs nursing procedures within scope of practice (e.g., catheterization, colostomy care, simple dressings, applying braces/prosthetics) to directly address patients' physical needs.
• Implements interventions to prevent/reduce hospital-acquired pressure ulcers and patient falls under RN/LVN direction, enhancing patient recovery and comfort.
• Completes care assignments safely and timely, including vital signs, blood glucose testing, and pain scores, to monitor and maintain patient health.
• Monitors patients per observation levels (e.g., 1:1 or close observation) to ensure safety and compliance with facility policies.
• Provides emotional support to dying patients and families, fostering dignity and comfort in critical moments.
• Uses appropriate equipment for safe patient handling (e.g., SCDs, lift equipment, glucometer) to prevent injury and support mobility.
• Participates in group meetings to enhance patients' socialization and self-esteem, improving mental well-being.
• Assists with surgical skin preparation (e.g., hair clipping, limb holding) to support critical procedures.
• Transports patients safely using hand-off communication, ensuring continuity of care during movement.
• Maintains a clean, safe environment for veterans, reducing risks like infection or hazards.
• Documents care per policy (e.g., intake/output, weights, hourly rounding) to track patient progress accurately.
• Reinforces patient/family teaching provided by RN, aiding in understanding and compliance with care plans.
• Motivates patients for learning and recreational activities, boosting quality of life.
• Transports medications, supplies, equipment, blood, and specimens, supporting care logistics.
• Participates in equipment inventory processes, ensuring availability of necessary tools.

• Greeted patients and provided them with information and assistance.
• Handled calls, collected personal information, and created appointments.
• Utilized booking systems and handled correspondence between patients and doctors.
• Managed office mail, payroll distribution, and the physical setting of the front office.
• Instructed patients to perform certain tasks prior to being seen.
• Distributed and collected patient forms to be filed.Managed office mail, payroll distribution, and the physi
• Answered phone calls, greeted patients, and handled schedules.
• Instructed patients to perform certain tasks prior to being seen.
• Managed correspondence between doctors and other office personnel.
• Handled all office accounting responsibilities.

The duties and responsibilities of an optician include:

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• Making corrective eyewear
• Measuring and checking lenses to ensure they are free of defects
• Cutting the lenses and grinding and polishing the edges
• Performing eye examinations
• Providing technical assistance and support to customers with regard to lenses and frames
• Repairing or replacing damaged or defective frames and glasses
• Ordering lenses, glasses and other material for the store
• Receiving prescriptions from customers for contact lenses or eyeglasses
• Measuring the faces and eyes of customers, including the distance between pupils
• Assisting customers in choosing eyeglass frames and lenses
• Writing work orders for laboratory techs and providing them with the information needed to make new lenses
• Working with customers to ensure that eyeglasses fit properly
• Analyzing eye examinations and the grade of patients' vision from the optometrist or ophthalmologists' prescriptions and designing appropriate lenses to improve their sight
• Ensuring that the patient is comfortable with the customized lenses

• Making corrective eyewear
• Measuring and checking lenses to ensure they are free of defects
• Cutting the lenses and grinding and polishing the edges
• Performing eye examinations
• Providing technical assistance and support to customers with regard to lenses and frames
• Repairing or replacing damaged or defective frames and glasses
• Ordering lenses, glasses, and other materials for the store.
• Receiving prescriptions from customers for contact lenses or eyeglasses
• Measuring the faces and eyes of customers, including the distance between pupils
• Assisting customers in choosing eyeglass frames and lenses
• Writing work orders for laboratory techs and providing them with the information needed to make new lenses
• Working with customers to ensure that eyeglasses fit properly
• Analyzing eye examinations and the grade of patients' vision from the optometrist or ophthalmologists' prescriptions and designing appropriate lenses to improve their sight
• Ensuring that the patient is comfortable with the customized lenses.