Priscilla Spero

• Monitored client health and reported changes to healthcare professionals.
• Coordinated with medical teams to ensure comprehensive care plans were followed.
• Documented client progress and care activities accurately in records.
• Cared for patients by assisting with personal hygiene tasks and completing basic household chores.
• Assisted clients with bathing, dressing, and incontinence care.
• Provided personal care and support to client in their home
• Maintained clean and well-organized environment for client happiness and safety.
• Aided with mobility and independence for disabled individuals and continually monitored safety.
• Helped clients move in bed, stand or walk using proper body mechanics techniques.
• Prepared meals and snacks according to prescribed diets.
• Followed HIPAA regulations to maintain confidentiality of sensitive patient information.
• Helped client with medication self-administration.
• Assisted with daily living activities and mobility for mentally ill
• Accompanied clients to doctors' offices and on other trips outside home, providing transportation, assistance and companionship.
• Improved patient outlook and daily living through compassionate care.
• Recorded daily notes about client conditions, treatments provided and progress made.
• Developed strong and trusting rapport with patients to facilitate smooth, quality care.
• Took initiative to ensure all tasks were completed efficiently within the designated time frame.
• Reported any changes in the client's physical or emotional condition to supervisor immediately.
• Monitored vital signs such as temperature, pulse rate, blood pressure .
• Encouraged independence by teaching self-care skills such as grooming and hygiene habits.
• Engaged patients in recreational activities such as reading books or playing games.
• Recognized emergency situations and implemented appropriate procedures.
• Reported clients' progress to ensure effective care adjustments. clients' progress based on observations and conversations.
• Collected information about conditions and treatment plans from caregivers, nurses, and doctors.
• Participated in developing individualized care plans based on medical orders and assessments.
• Participated in developing individualized care plans based on medical orders and assessments.

• Assisted nurses with patient care and daily living activities.
• Monitored patient vital signs and reported changes to medical staff.
• Documented patient information accurately in electronic health records.

Assisted patients with eating

Assisted patients in walking.

Transported patients in wheel chair.

Changed dressing on wounds.

• Maintained cleanliness and safety of patient rooms and common areas.
• Collaborated with healthcare team to ensure coordinated patient care.
• Trained new nursing assistants in daily operational procedures at facility.
• Answered call lights promptly and responded to patient needs accordingly.
• Assisted patients with activities of daily living such as bathing, grooming, and dressing.
• Observed and reported unusual symptoms and changes to charge nurse.
• Assisted patients with shaving, bathing, and oral hygiene to promote healthy habits and overall wellness.
• Turned and repositioned residents using proper body mechanics to prevent pressure ulcers.
• Facilitated activities of daily living, personal hygiene management, feeding and ambulation.
• Assisted with ambulation of patients utilizing appropriate equipment safely.
• Helped residents walk with or without self-help devices.
• Responded quickly to emergency situations involving sudden illness or injury.
• Maintained accurate, timely flow of information by completing thorough patient records and updating healthcare team on patient status.
• Provided comfort measures such as back rubs and positioning pillows for added comfort.
• Fostered relationships with patients, caregivers and healthcare teams to achieve individual care plan targets.
• Managed and maintained patient rooms, shared-living areas and nursing stations.
• Measured and recorded food and liquid intake and output, reporting changes to medical or nursing staff.
• Supplied, collected and emptied patient bedpans on frequent basis.
• Shaved and draped patients to prepare for surgery, treatment or examination.