Onyebuchi Obi

Tracheostomy care, wound care, enteral feeding tubes (G-tube/J-tube),and feeding pumps, IV therapy, Chest pulmonary treatment, nebulizing and sunctioning. Medication administration.

Assessment & Monitoring: Patient assessment, vitals monitoring, seizure management, and nursing care plan development.

Patient advocacy, family education, care coordination, and working independently.

Technical Skills: Electronic Health Records (EHR) (kinnser, kantime, cradle.) and medical equipment management.

Certifications: BLS (Basic Life Support) and CPR.

Communication, patience, adaptability, critical thinking, and compassion.

• Patient Care & Rehabilitation: Provided comprehensive care for patients with stroke, spinal cord injuries, and orthopedic conditions, assisting with mobility training and daily activities.
• Treatment Planning: Developed, implemented, and modified individualized rehabilitation care plans in collaboration with physicians and therapists to maximize patient functional outcomes.
• Education & Support: Educated patients and families on long-term care, medication management, and the use of assistive devices (wheelchairs, walking canes.
• Clinical Monitoring: Monitored patient health, managed pain, and performed specialized nursing interventions to prevent complications like pressure ulcers.
• Team Collaboration: Coordinated with interdisciplinary teams, including physical, occupational, and speech therapists, to ensure a holistic approach to recovery.
• Documentation: Maintained accurate, detailed medical records and patient assessments in compliance with safety standards.

• Coordinated patient care plans to ensure comprehensive support and effective resource utilization.
• Conducted thorough assessments to identify patient needs, preferences, and potential barriers to care.
• Educated patients and families on disease management and palliative care options to empower decision-making.
• Pain & Symptom Management: Expertise in managing pain and comfort for terminal patients.
• Patient Assessment: Monitoring, recognizing changes, and interpreting lab values.
• Wound Care: Staging and managing pressure ulcers.
• Medication Administration: Proficiency with pain relief drugs, palliative medication, and automated systems.
• Technical Proficiency: Electronic Health Record (Kinnser).
• Safety & Equipment: Handling, setting up, and moving specialized medical equipment e.g., nebulizers, sunction machines.
• Compassionate Care & Empathy: Providing emotional support to patients and families during end-of-life.
• Therapeutic Communication: Active listening and delivering difficult news with kindness.
• Family Education & Counseling: Educating caregivers on patient care and providing bereavement support.
• Cultural Competence: Delivering culturally congruent end-of-life care.
• Crisis Intervention & Advocacy: Acting as a patient advocate and managing acute, high-stress situations.
• Operational & Professional Skills:
• Care Planning: Developing individualized, comprehensive care plans.
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Working with social workers, chaplains, and physicians.
• Time Management & Autonomy: Working independently in home-care settings.
• Regulatory Compliance: Adhering to Medicare hospice standards.

• Coordinated patient admissions and discharges, ensuring compliance with hospital protocols.
• Managed medical records using electronic health record systems to maintain accuracy and confidentiality.
• Facilitated communication between departments to streamline patient care processes.
• Trained new staff on operational procedures and best practices for patient management.
• Patient Assessment: Comprehensive health assessments, vital signs monitoring, and interpreting lab results
• Medication Administration: IV therapy, intramuscular/subcutaneous injections, and dosage calculations.
• Wound Care: Sterile dressing changes, and management.
• Specialized Equipment: CPT machine,feeding tubes, catheterization, and feeding tube maintenance. Care of colostomy bags.
• Technological Proficiency: Experience with Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems
• Emergency Care: BLS (Basic Life Support), CPR.
• Safety & Infection Control: Fall prevention protocols, isolation procedures, and sterilization techniques.
• Communication: Effective patient/family education, clear documentation, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving: Quick decision-making in high-stress situations.
• Time Management & Prioritization: Managing multiple patient needs, task batching.
• Adaptability & Flexibility: Ability to adjust to fast-paced environments, new protocols, or unexpected challenges.
• Compassion & Empathy: Providing patient-centered care and emotional