Soletta Wiggins

I am a qualified and professional CNA with over 29 years of experience in certified nursing assistance and medical field jobs. I have a strong nurturing and caring spirit. I have a mind and heart to see people healthy and healed. I am a valuable team player with an eye for quality care.

• Certified Phlebotomy Technician, Drawing blood from patients, typically for diagnostic testing or blood donation. Also prepare samples, label them, and deliver them to the appropriate laboratory for analysis. Also responsible for patient care and education, ensuring comfort and understanding of the procedures/tests for which samples/cultures are ordered for. Infection control/safety practices and ensuring minimal patient injury/incidents as possible.
• CPR Certification, Administers life-saving techniques.
• BLS Certification, Responsible for resuscitation, following your assigned role and monitoring performance. Providing compressions, airway management and AED/monitoring and operations. Communicating clearly and closed-loop communicating to ensure essential successful life-saving services have been provided.
• State Tested Nursing Assistant, 03/01/95, 05/01/26, Care of the elderly. Assisted with bathing, dressing, personal grooming, feeding, ambulating, charting. Recording of vital signs. Closely monitored residents for changes in health condition, bowel activity and eating habits. Collected bowel, urine and sputum specimens per nurse directive. Post mortem care and preparation of the body for transport to morgue or funeral home.
• CNA, 03/01/95, 05/01/26, Care of the elderly. Assisted with bathing, dressing, personal grooming, feeding, ambulating, charting. Recording of vital signs. Closely monitored residents for changes in health condition, bowel activity and eating habits. Collected bowel, urine and sputum specimens per nurse directive. Post mortem care and preparation of the body for transport to morgue or funeral home.
• Certified Medication Technician, 06/01/24, 06/01/25, Administration of correct patient medication. To correct patient, correct dose, correct time, correct route. Monitoring patient reaction/effectiveness after medication has been consumed. Administering of pills, liquids, shots, creams, etc. Crushing, mixing with other substances, etc. Administer optically, orally or by ear.