Sherri Lybarger

- Anticipate needs of doctors, nurses and patients.

- Provide comfort and reassurance to patients during

unforeseen or stressful events.

- Prepare for scheduled and emergent procedures.

- Set up equipment, tools, and supplies needed for

procedures.

- Adhere to OSHA protocols when cleaning, discarding

medical supplies and disposing of waste.

- Train students and staff on operating room procedures,

infection control and safety protocols.

- Assist nursing staff with patient care.

- Assist patients with transfers, activities of daily living

and ambulatory.

- Stocking duties including patient rooms, operating

rooms, triage rooms.

- Cleaning duties.

- Unit Secretary, answering phones, helping patients

and patient families.

- Set up / change over operating rooms, anesthesia

equipment.

- Stocking and cleaning duties.

- Help nurses with patient care.

- Fill in as unit secretary.

- Scrub all scheduled / emergency cases.

- Created safe and positive living situations for clients

by communicating with family and other staff about

concerns.

- Monitored health and well-being of clients and

reported health changes.

- Followed safe lifting and transferring techniques

to transfer residents.

- Supported bathing, dressing, feeding and personal

care needs.

- Maintain clean and well-organized environment for

client happiness and safety.

- Monitored vital signs and medication use.

- Drove clients to shop for groceries and run errands.

- Greeted customers, seated guest and answered phones.

- Served beverages to guests.

- Checked identification to verify if guests meet

minimum age to legally purchase or consume

alcoholic beverages.

- Collected dirty dishes and glasses from tables or

counters, preparing areas for next diners.

- Restocked and cleaned counter and service stations

throughout shifts.

- Circulated within assigned areas to assess and

address customers needs and prioritizing tasks

during peak hours.