Juana Rosas Perea

• Personal Care Assistance, Mobility Support, Vital Signs Monitoring, Meal Assistance, Medication Reminders, Hygiene & Cleanliness, Resident Engagement, Charting & Reporting, Emergency Response

• Therapeutic Exercises: Assist residents with prescribed mobility and strength-building exercises.
• Range of Motion (ROM) Therapy: Help residents perform passive and active ROM exercises to maintain joint flexibility.
• Walking & Mobility Training: Encourage and assist residents with ambulation (walking) using walkers, canes, or gait belts.
• ADL Training (Activities of Daily Living): Help residents regain independence in daily tasks like dressing, eating, and toileting.
• Fall Prevention & Safety Monitoring: Monitor residents at risk of falls and ensure safety during mobility activities.
• Assist with Adaptive Equipment: Teach residents how to use prosthetics, braces, and assistive devices.
• Observing & Reporting Changes: Document progress and report any setbacks or improvements to nursing staff.
• Emotional & Motivational Support: Encourage residents to stay engaged and active in their therapy.

• Personal Care Assistance: Help residents with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and feeding.
• Mobility Support: Assist with transferring, repositioning, and walking to prevent falls and maintain mobility.
• Vital Signs Monitoring: Check and record temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure.
• Meal Assistance: Serve meals, ensure dietary needs are met, and assist with feeding if necessary.
• Medication Reminders: Ensure residents take prescribed medications on time (without administering).
• Hygiene & Cleanliness: Change linens, assist with laundry, and maintain a clean and safe living environment.
• Resident Engagement: Provide emotional support, companionship, and assist with recreational activities.
• Charting & Reporting: Document residents' condition, behaviors, and any changes in health to nurses or supervisors.
• Emergency Response: Recognize and respond to medical emergencies or changes in a resident's condition.

Personal Care Assistance

• Help with bathing, grooming, dressing, and hygiene.
• Assist with toileting and incontinence care.
• Support mobility, including transferring from bed to chair, and helping with walking.

Medication Management

• Remind or administer prescribed medications on time.
• Organize prescriptions, and communicate with healthcare providers.
• Monitor side effects, and report concerns to doctors.

Meal Preparation & Nutrition Support

• Plan and cook meals that meet dietary needs and restrictions.
• Assist with feeding if necessary.
• Ensure hydration and proper nutrition.

Emotional and Social Support.

• Provide companionship to reduce loneliness and depression.
• Encourage participation in hobbies and social activities.
• Offer emotional support and reassurance.

• Folded freshly pressed clothes neatly and packaged them according to customer requests.
• Operated dry-cleaning machines to clean, rinse and steam press garments.
• Inspected finished items for stains, tears or other imperfections before packaging them for delivery.
• Assisted in stocking shelves with supplies and materials needed for dry cleaning services.
• Monitored machines during operation to address issues quickly.
• Loaded and unloaded washers and dryers, observing correct operating instructions.

• Cleaned rugs and upholstery using vacuums and fabric shampoo when necessary.
• Dusted and polished fixtures and cabinet hardware to maintain sparkling appearance.
• Maintained clean floors throughout property by sweeping, scrubbing and waxing.
• Swept and damp-mopped private stairways and hallways.
• Maintained well-stocked and well-organized service carts to support efficient and timely cleaning services.
• Kept business entrances clean, tidy and professional in appearance.