NAROCIS L. LEWIS

[40hrs/Week]

• Responsible for donor awareness to potential hazards
• Administration of donor consent form
• Provides Donor education on trends identified regarding general health assessment completed at the Center
• Provides counseling to Donors regarding unacceptable test results
• Evaluates and manages donor injuries and adverse events
• Examining and assessing the health of a patient's ears, nose, and throat using tools like otoscopes, tongue depressors, and others
• Educating patients on how to properly manage their condition at home
• Monitoring vital signs and administering medication
• Collecting samples from affected areas
• Assisting physicians with surgical procedures
• Preparing patients for surgery

[40hrs/Week]

• Collaborated with other healthcare providers including physicians, nurses and specialists in order to coordinate optimal patient care plans.
• Instructed patients on self-care techniques such as exercises or medication administration.
• Ensured that all patient records were accurate and up-to-date.
• Administered medications in accordance with physician's orders.
• Conducted patient assessments including vital signs, weight measurements, height calculations and developmental milestones evaluations.
• Prepared equipment needed for diagnostic tests or therapeutic treatments.
• Performed routine diagnostic tests such as EKG's, urinalysis and blood draws.

[40hrs/Week]

• My primary role was supporting patients in post-op care, such as post-surgical wound treatment, pain management, and infection treatment
• Consistently provided patients with basic care or treatments, including taking temperature or blood pressure, giving enemas, douches or performing catheterizations
• Observed patients and reported concerns to an RN or physician on duty
• Distributed medications to patients in proper doses, recorded times of administration to ensure ongoing accuracy
• Tested blood glucose
• Administered breathing treatments and provided tracheostomy care and suctioning, SVN treatment and O2 administration
• Assisting physicians in assessing, diagnosing, and treating Patients with injuries and disorders of the ear, nose, throat, cranial nerves, skin, and neck
• Collecting samples and maintaining records of patients' medical histories and symptoms