SARAH KWARTENG

• Communicated with patients to determine feelings, need for assistance or social and emotional support.
• Cleaned and sanitized patient rooms according to established protocols.
• Conducted patient education on health maintenance and disease prevention.
• Transported specimens, laboratory items or pharmacy items, verifying proper documentation and delivery to authorized personnel.
• Turned and repositioned residents using proper body mechanics to prevent pressure ulcers.
• Supported non-ambulatory residents in range of motion exercises.
• Measured and recorded food and liquid intake and output, reporting changes to medical or nursing staff.
• Used mobility devices to transport patients.
• Transported patients to treatment units, using wheelchair or stretcher.
• Assisted with lifting patients to move on or off beds, examination tables and surgical tables.
• Administered medications and educated patients and families on correct at-home administration.
• Assisted with ambulation of patients utilizing appropriate equipment safely.
• Exercised comatose and paralyzed patients to reduce delirium and improve physical function.
• Provided basic patient care by taking vital signs, measuring height and weight, and recording intake and output.
• Observed and reported unusual symptoms and changes to charge nurse.
• Responded quickly to emergency situations involving sudden illness or injury.
• Assisted patients with shaving, bathing and oral hygiene to promote healthy habits and overall wellness.
• Provided physical support to assist patients with bathing, dressing and toileting.
• Assisted residents in preparing for activities and social programs.
• Answered signal lights, bells or intercom systems to determine resident needs.
• Answered call lights promptly and responded to patient needs accordingly.
• Provided emotional support to patients and families during difficult times.
• Assisted nurses with wound care for pressure ulcers, bed sores and surgical site wounds.
• Collected specimens, monitored vitals and maximized patient comfort to maintain optimal environment.
• Provided emotional support to family members regarding end-of-life decisions.
• Performed housekeeping duties such as changing linens and cleaning bathrooms when necessary.

Collects data.

Monitor progress.

Collaborate

Supervise

Crisis Intervention.

Maintaining safety.

Documenting

Vital signs.

Blood Glucose Monitoring.

Enhance treatment and educational effectiveness.

Therapeutic group.

Observation

Reporting

ADL's

Customer service.

Environment Safety.

Checks

Admission Assist.

• Improved patient outlook and daily living through compassionate care.
• Monitored vital signs and medication use, documenting variances, and concerning responses.
• Instructed family members on how to provide bedside care.
• Provided emotional support to clients during difficult times.
• Organized oral medications for clients following dosage and schedule requirements.
• Created safe and positive living situations for clients by communicating with family and other staff about concerns or challenges.
• Aided with mobility and independence for disabled individuals and continually monitored safety.
• Worked closely with clinical staff to support therapeutic and behavioral plans.
• Encouraged independence while promoting self-care skills such as bathing, grooming and toileting needs.
• Recorded client status progress and challenges in logbooks and reports.
• Supported bathing, dressing and personal care needs.
• Provided companionship for elderly clients by engaging in conversation and participating in recreational activities.
• Helped clients communicate with loved ones by typing written messages and relaying verbal messages.
• Provided emotional support for clients who were experiencing depression or anxiety due to their illness or disability.
• Drove clients to shop for groceries, attend doctor appointments and run errands.
• Participated in team meetings regarding client progress or concerns raised by family members.
• Maintained clean and well-organized environment for client happiness and safety.
• Educated families about available resources for home health care services in the local community.