Nyandra Price

• Increased patient satisfaction by assisting people with personal tasks like dressing and walking
• Built relationships with patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals in order to help patients achieve their personal care plan goals
• Used mobility devices and [Type] equipment to transfer patients from chairs to beds, following all safety procedures to avoid injuries
• Kept track of patient responses and updated the computer system
• Was in charge of monitoring fluid outputs, recording results, and collecting specimens for testing
• Assisted with ambulation and physical therapy by performing pre-planned exercise routines
• Gathered and documented patient vital signs on a [Timeframe] basis.

• Reduced risks of patient infection and cross-contamination by cleaning and sterilizing equipment.
• Maintained a clean, safe environment by sanitizing surfaces, changing linens, and disposing of waste properly.
• Followed directions of licensed nurses to administer medications and treatments.
• Evaluated patients to identify and address wounds, behavioral concerns, and medically relevant symptoms.

Used mobility devices and [Hoyers] equipment to transfer patients from chairs to beds, following all safety procedures to avoid injuries

• Checked patient vitals such as temperature, blood pressure, and blood sugar to stay on top of symptoms and keep [Job title]s informed of changes
• Evaluated patients to identify and address wounds, behavioral concerns and medically relevant symptoms
• Assisted with daily living activities and coordinated and ensured a safe patient living environment
• Assisted patients with their daily needs, such as feeding and bathing.

• Changed linens in rooms, keeping spaces fresh and clean for patient health and satisfaction.
• Monitored patient specimen samples and test results to effectively alert supervisors of potentially unhealthy changes.
• Observed patients under care conditions to help identify symptoms, responses to treatments and progress with goals.
• Prevented pressure ulcers development through frequent turning, repositioning of patients, and diligent skin assessments.