Roselyn Battle

• Monitored each patient closely during treatment to check for any adverse reactions or change in condition and reported emergencies to attending nurses.
• Provided in-patient care for 5 dialysis patients simultaneously focusing on providing clean, safe and comfortable treatment
• Collected and transported labs to prepared for pickup.

• Called and faxed pharmacies to submit prescriptions and refills.
• Gathered forms and copied insurance cards to collect patient information for billing and insurance filing.
• Verified appropriate lab couriers picked up collected lab specimens.

• Performed clerical duties, such as answering phones, filing and scheduling appointments.
• Completed clinical procedures and gathered needed supplies for the physician.
• Tested and recorded blood test as prescribed.
• Obtained all prescribed laboratory testing.

assists pregnant women and teens achieve healthy births and improved health outcomes. The program seeks to partner with the family to address barriers to care and social determinates of health.

paraprofessional support person who is responsible for providing basic breastfeeding information and encouragement to indigent pregnant and breastfeeding mothers. Provide information, benefits, and reasons to breastfeed to pregnant and post-partum women in accordance with Agency policies and procedures and the USDA Loving Support for Breastfeeding Model. Counsels Wic prenatal and breastfeeding women at WIC clinics through face-to face counseling, telephone support, or through breastfeeding classes and support groups. Refers breastfeeding problems, questions or concerns that are beyond existing level of knowledge, scope of practice or require immediate attention to the Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Program. Oversees a caseload of indigent as well as WIC participants and makes routine contact with all participants. Contact postpartum women electing to breastfeed after delivery at hospitals on face to face, by phone or by office appointment to assist in breastfeeding initiating questions and concerns, provide information and support, encourage the continuance of breastfeeding and to respond to any breastfeeding concerns or problems. Arranges follow-up contacts as needed and indicated by WIC participants to provide necessary support and information to encourage a successful breastfeeding experience. Refers mothers to the local agency breastfeeding coordinator, lactation consultant, health care provider, or other community support program, according to local agency protocol and scope of practice. Gives basic breastfeeding information and support to new mothers, including discussing the benefits of breastfeeding, overcoming common barriers, and how to establish early successful breastfeeding. Also helps women prevent and handle common breastfeeding concerns within scope of practice. Maintains accurate records of all contacts and completes weekly activity worksheets documenting paper record information in a timely manner. Recognizes incompatible counseling relationships and reports these to supervisor. Assists WIC staff in promoting breastfeeding peer counseling through special projects, such as World Breastfeeding Week, and duties as assigned. Issues electric and manual breast pumps per NH Breast Pump Distribution policy. Performs pump follow up, tracking and documentation of participant follow up per protocol. Attends required Agency meetings with supervisor and other peers, and WIC BFPC monthly staff meetings, as scheduled. Attends state sponsored breastfeeding peer counseling meetings, special conferences or in-services on breastfeeding to increase knowledge and skills.