Rachel Hight

• Assist with personal hygiene tasks such as bathing, grooming, dressing, feeding, toileting giving necessary attention.
• Maintain clean, safe, and well-organized patient environment.
• Monitor client vital signs, administer medications, and track behaviors to keep healthcare supervisor well-informed.
• Maintain detailed records of clients' progress, updating healthcare staff on any changes or concerns regularly.
• Conduct regular home safety checks to identify potential hazards ensuring a secure environment for the elderly.
• Establish nutritious meal plans and prepare daily offerings to meet the patient's dietary needs.
• Offer companionship and kindness to elderly patients.
• Clean house, run errands, manage laundry, and complete weekly grocery shopping.

• In a physically demanding and fast-paced environment, deliver patient-centered care by performing a variety of delegated basic patient care tasks essential to routine nursing functions and activities of daily living.
• Efficiently multitask throughout the day, diligently monitoring patients under my care by regularly assessing vital signs and blood sugars.
• Promptly document and communicate any abnormal findings or changes in patient condition.
• Prioritize maintaining a safe environment for both patients and staff by ensuring strictly adhering to infection control measures.
• Actively participate in shadowing nurses as they conduct various nursing tasks, including assessments, care planning, evaluations, medication administration, admissions, and report exchanges, to expand my knowledge and skills in the field.
• Assist with answering and responding to call lights and telephone calls to ensure timely and effective communication with patients and their needs.

Associates of Applied Science Degree-Nursing

Coursework in Acute Care Nursing, Women's Health, Maternal and Child Nursing, Adult and Family Education and Health Promotion, Mental Health, and Health of the Older Adult.

Software including: MediTech, Compass, Epic, and Microsoft Office