Patricia Bradley

• Collected patient information from nursing staff prior to transport.
• Responded quickly in an emergency situation by calling 911 or activating the code blue team if needed.
• Informed family members of patient's arrival at the assigned destination.
• Assisted with transferring deceased bodies from the hospital unit to the morgue with respect and dignity.
• Communicated effectively with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare personnel regarding patient care needs.
• Recorded accurate times of departure and arrival on log sheets.
• Checked all medical documents for accuracy prior to transporting patients.
• Greeted and assisted patients in wheelchairs to their appointments.
• Followed all safety guidelines while transporting patients in a wheelchair or bed.
• Educated patients on safe transfer techniques while preparing them for transport.
• Assisted nurses with patient transfers, using proper body mechanics and safety measures.

• Always kind and have a positive tone when communicating with patients so they will feel better during the hard time there going though .

• Cooking
• ADL’s
• Toiletries
• Med pass / G-Tube care
• Womb dressing
• Womb vac care
• Dr. Appointments
• Post- Surgical Care
• Hospice care
• Alzheimer’s / Dementia Care

• Provided feedback to team members on their performance levels.
• Developed strategies to improve operational efficiency and productivity.
• Trained new employees on procedures, policies, and job functions.
• Adhered to all health and safety guidelines while managing the shift.
• Managed daily shift operations, including scheduling and assigning team members to specific tasks.
• Prepared reports detailing shift activity and presented them to management.
• Ensured proper stock levels were maintained throughout the shift.
• Addressed any issues or concerns raised by staff during shifts.
• Inspected equipment before use to ensure it was functioning properly.
• Coordinated shift workers for inventory receiving, auditing and restocking.
• Documented receipts, employee hours and inventory movement.
• Managed daily cash intake by counting out registers and tabulating profits.

• Responded promptly to emergency situations involving client health or safety.
• Provided emotional support and encouragement to clients during difficult times.
• Participated in training programs as required by state licensing regulations.
• Supervised activities of daily living for clients.
• Performed housekeeping tasks, such as changing linens and cleaning rooms.
• Developed individualized plans of care to address each client's needs.
• Supported client rights in accordance with applicable laws, regulations and ethical standards.
• Promoted a positive environment that respects the dignity of residents and clients.
• Assisted with medication administration and documentation of treatments.
• Utilized appropriate techniques when dealing with challenging behaviors.
• Transported clients to medical appointments or other destinations as needed.
• Provided personal care to clients, such as bathing, dressing and grooming.
• Monitored vital signs, including blood pressure, temperature and pulse rate.
• Exercised comatose, paralyzed, or restricted mobility patients to maintain flexibility and muscle tone.
• Cared for individuals or families during periods of illness or convalescence, providing companionship, personal care, or help in adjusting to new lifestyles.
• Documented current patient information to update vital signs, behaviors, and eating habits.