Nu'Tasha Quave

• Assisted patients with personal requirements for housekeeping and grooming assistance.
• assisting mainly with safety and guidance for disable client.
• Improved patient comfort by providing compassionate and attentive care in their homes.
• provide all care requirements delegated to clients approved needs through te company
• Demonstrated adaptability when faced with changes in client health conditions or schedules, adjusting care plans accordingly to maintain optimal support levels.
• Established nutritious meal plans and prepared daily offerings to meet patient dietary needs.

Home health aide that provides in-home health care services for any patient in need rather mild or severe. Patient can be hospice or as mild as small house chores and needing observation for safety. Clients usually consist of elderly clients that would like to live at home and need assistance while having the highest amount of care in life

• Improved patient well-being by providing compassionate care and support to individuals with mental health challenges.
• providing rounds and safety checks for, sometimes consisting of 1;1observation
• under the direct supervision of rns and doctor and social worker team
• Maintained strict confidentiality of client information in accordance with HIPAA regulations and professional ethics guidelines.
• provide any mental health/clinical needs needed fpr child on unit
• perform safety precautions as severe as restraints and seclusions and professional last resort crisis intervention training

• Helped patients effectively manage routine bathing, grooming, and other hygiene needs.
• Improved patient satisfaction by providing compassionate assistance with daily activities, such as bathing, dressing, and feeding.
• Checked patient vitals such as temperature, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels and provide glucose checks
• Promoted a safe and clean environment by maintaining strict adherence to infection control protocols and sanitation standards.
• provided care on neuro cog unit with elderly men on locked unit on mental health unit

• performing vital signs
• q 15 rounding or close observation check for all patients
• being the eyes and ears of the floor
• assisting preparing pts for ect or othe important procedures
• assistin pt with special needs if doctors orders
• assisting or leading constructive groups to help while patient is working on treatment

• Recognized and responded to signs of potential self-harm or suicide risk, utilizing appropriate intervention strategies and resources to ensure patient safety.
• help to delegate orders giving directly by nurses and doctors inpatient on lock actute unit
• assisted patients in time of crisis and medication management
• Encouraged self-care among patients by teaching coping strategies, stress management techniques, and relaxation exercises.
• assisted nurses withb patient care and vital and daily programming with senior psychiatric patients

• Assisted in the development of individualized treatment plans, addressing specific needs and goals for recovery and cmoing in for long term treatment
• assisted Assisted disheveled patients with upkeep and patient care and their mental health needs
• Performed Q15 rounds and safety rounds on mental health patients on locked unit
• Delegated all needs made by doctors and nurses on the unit
• Performed vital signs and any other hygiene task that might be needed for specific patients