Stanley Kinyanjui

• Provided support to patients and families in order to ensure optimal care at home.

Assessed patient's physical and emotional condition during home visits.

• Monitored vital signs, such as blood pressure and pulse rate.
• Performed wound care services including dressing changes and application of topical medications.
• Created individualized care plans for each patient based upon their needs and physician orders.
• Communicated with family members about medical issues or concerns related to the patient's care plan.
• Collaborated with physicians to coordinate patient care plan and provide ongoing education to patients regarding disease process, treatment options, and lifestyle changes necessary for improved health outcomes.
• Educated patients on disease prevention methods in order to reduce risk factors associated with chronic illnesses or diseases.

Documented all treatments administered, observations made, and any changes in the patient's condition in an accurate manner according to agency policies and regulations.

Documented all treatments administered, observations made, and any changes in the patient's condition in an accurate manner according to agency policies and regulations.

• Reported any adverse reactions or significant changes in the patient's condition immediately to supervising Registered Nurse.
• Maintained a safe environment within the home setting by recognizing potential hazards or risks.
• Organized medications for easy access when needed by the patient or caregiver.
• Ensured that all equipment used is properly maintained according to safety protocols.
• Assisted with personal hygiene tasks such as bathing, grooming, feeding, ambulation assistance, as required.
• Looked for physical, emotional, and symptomatic changes in patient condition and obtained necessary care for medical concerns.
• Coordinated with doctors and registered nurses to develop care plans for patients.

• Assessed patient's physical and emotional condition during home visits.
• Provided support to patients and families in order to ensure optimal care at home.
• Educated patients on effective medication administration.
• Monitored vital signs, such as blood pressure and pulse rate.
• Performed wound care services including dressing changes and application of topical medications.
• Communicated with family members about medical issues or concerns related to the patient's care plan.
• Educated patients on disease prevention methods in order to reduce risk factors associated with chronic illnesses or diseases.
• Documented all treatments administered, observations made, and any changes in the patient's condition in an accurate manner according to agency policies and regulations.
• Provided emotional support for both the patient and their family members throughout the course of treatment.
• Reported any adverse reactions or significant changes in the patient's condition immediately to supervising Registered Nurse.