Stephanie Williams

I am a certified Medication Aide, I pass medications to residents in facilities I am licensed under oregon state board of nursing.

• Enhanced patient health by accurately administering prescribed medications according to schedule.
• Reduced medication errors by diligently maintaining and updating medication records for each patient.
• Supported the nursing staff with essential tasks, streamlining the overall care process.
• Promoted a culture of continuous improvement within the facility through active participation in staff training initiatives related to medication administration.
• Demonstrated adaptability in the face of medical emergencies, providing crucial assistance during critical situations as needed.
• Safeguarded patients from potential drug interactions by carefully reviewing their medical histories before administering any new medications.

• For this employer I work for Kaiser Permanente as per-diem staff I am responsible for taking vitals tending to patient needs at any given time assisting nurses with getting supplies
• Documentation of observations reporting to nurse in any conditions immediately.

• For this employer I was responsible for dressing, changing diapers, brushing teeth, brushing hair, bathing, reporting any change in condition Immediately to nurse
• Using ceiling lift multiple times, a day
• I was responsible for g-tube feedings and flushes
• Interacting with children.

• For this employer I work for Kaiser Permanente as a per-diem staff I am responsible for taking vitals, tending to the needs of the patient at any given time
• Documentation of observations
• Report to nurse any changes in condition immediately.

• For this employer I was a MHTT2 I documented patients whereabouts, mood, behavior, affect, posture
• Escorted patients to meals and activities, De-escalated patients
• Applied restraints as needed per doctor's orders
• Document and observation I worked in the gero units as well
• Daily weights, vitals, showering, bathing
• Brushing teeth
• All basic needs of patients.