Shawna Sturm

•Put on personal protective equipment before entering work area

•Assemble the tanks to collect liquid egg content

•Observe and remove any cracked or dirty eggs before they are broke

•Monitor egg yolk and whites for any defects and dispose of them

•Inform lead of any problems or concerns with project and equipment

•Report to charge nurse for floor assignment and details of previous shift details

•Assist residents with activities of daily living including dressing, grooming, bathing, toileting and meal preparation

•Chart meal intake, bladder and bowl output, and all other activities required found in their personalized health care plan

•At the end of shift bring soiled clothing hamper to the laundry room

•Take the trash to the dumpster

•Communicate end-of-shift information to the nurse

•Using the company vehicle pick up clients from their home and transport them to the ATHC building

•Plan a lesson for the day that has been approved by management that includes learning hour, physical activity that gets clients up and moving to promote good health, lunch prep and a fun activity of client choice

•Assist clients with toileting needs

•Follow clients goals and chart if they completed them each day

•Drive clients home and clean classroom

•Assist patients with shaving, bathing and oral hygiene, dressing and grooming each day to promote healthy habits and overall wellness. •Administer medications to patients by checking dose and medication name before punching out and signing the label on cards under the instruction of the nurse.

•Take patients' blood pressure, temperature, pulse and documented their weight each month to monitor for access weight gain or loss.

•Engage with patient family and friends to provide courteous visit experience.

•Communicate concerns regarding patient status, care and environment to nursing supervisor.

•Follow safe lifting techniques and individual resident lifting instructions provided in their care plans.

•Assist patients during ambulation and moved from one place to another by pushing wheelchairs, or assisting with walker.

•Assist patients gently and respectfully with daily living activities including: helping to the restroom, bringing them to the dining hall for meals and participating in activities.

•Manage supplies and restocked inventory to promote optimal availability for patient care.

•Remove trash at the end of shift

•Scan each door into the computer

•Inspect doors for defects, chips or discoloration •Sort each door by job number, color and frame cut. Then load each job order onto a cart to be pushed down to the next department.

•Practice safety precautions and maintain a clean work area.