MIYELANYELY AGELVIS

• Developed positive rapport with residents by demonstrating genuine empathy, respect, and understanding; created a welcoming atmosphere that encouraged open communication.
• Assisted with the coordination of transportation services for residents attending off-site appointments or activities, ensuring timely pickup and drop-off arrangements.
• Assisted with medication administration under the supervision of a licensed professional, ensuring proper dosage and adherence to schedules.
• Improved residents quality of life by providing compassionate care and assistance with daily activities.

• Enhanced security measures by implementing access control systems and surveillance equipment
• Assisted in the development of emergency response plans for various scenarios, ensuring staff preparedness and safety
• Maintained detailed records of daily activities, incidents, and other relevant information for accurate reporting and analysis
• Improved patient satisfaction by providing compassionate and attentive care to individuals with various healthcare needs
• Provided emotional support to patients and families, fostering a positive environment conducive to healing and recovery.

• Assessment: Evaluating the physical, emotional, and social needs of children, considering family dynamics and developmental stages.
• Care Planning: Developing individualized care plans that address the child's needs, including medical, educational, and social support services.
• Coordination: Facilitating communication between families, healthcare providers, schools, and social services to ensure the child receives the necessary support.
• Advocacy: Advocating for the child’s best interests in various systems, including healthcare, education, and social services.
• Monitoring: Regularly checking the child’s progress, adjusting care plans as needed, and addressing any new challenges or concerns.
• Working closely with the child’s family, offering resources, guidance, and education to ensure a supportive environment.
• Crisis Intervention: Providing assistance in cases of emergency or crisis, such as child protection concerns, health emergencies, or emotional distress.

A case manager working with children aims to ensure their safety, promote their development, and provide a stable support system tailored to the child’s unique needs.