Stephanie Hernandez

• The school district assignment entails working in public schools and supervising a child with special needs in a one-on-one capacity or working in the school health office, aiding students who visit throughout the day.
• Provide direct care utilizing school health protocols and care plans established by the school nurse or medical advisory team.
• Administer medication to student according to board policy and district procedures.
• Work with faculty, staff, and medical team to ensure a safe, productive, and healthy learning environment.
• Collaborate with campus principal, school counselor, teachers, parents, medical team, and other staff as required.

Helped long-term care residents with bathing, dressing, feeding, and other daily living activities.

Monitored patient health conditions to report changes to assigned physician.

Aids with daily living activities such as getting out of bed, bathing, dressing, feeding, using the restroom, walking, exercising, and participating in social or rehabilitation programs. This may also include turning or repositioning bedridden patients and recording vital signs. The goal is to provide physical support to help patients, residents, clients, or inmates with their daily needs.

Provides support with daily living activities such as getting out of bed, taking a bath, getting dressed, being fed, using the toilet, walking, exercising, and participating in social or rehabilitation programs. Additionally, this may include turning or repositioning bedridden patients and monitoring vital signs. The objective is to provide physical assistance to help individuals with their daily requirements.

Responsibility to provide support to medical staff in delivering care to patients suffering from a variety of injuries, illnesses, or disabilities. Your responsibilities as a CNA include assisting patients in maintaining proper hygiene by helping them bathe and perform other hygiene tasks, feeding patients, ensuring that they take their medication as prescribed, and monitoring their vital signs.

Offers physical assistance to help patients, inmates, or clients with their daily tasks, such as getting out of bed, taking a bath, putting on clothes, eating, using the toilet, walking, or engaging in rehabilitation programs; also helps to turn or reposition bedridden individuals; keeps track of vital signs.

• Gene Laverne Aguirre Scholarship Recipient