Sue Deppe

• Delivered direct quality care to patients by evaluating medical conditions and managing and assessing treatments.
• Assessed patients' temperature, pulse, and blood pressure and recorded in electronic medical records.
• Established cordial relationships with medical personnel and staff to promote teamwork and maintain positive attitude.
• Assisted in coordinating transfers, discharges and admissions to establish smooth transition of patients.
• Assembled and used equipment such as catheters, tracheotomy tubes, or oxygen suppliers to effectively manage patient care.
• Maintained and promoted autonomy and rights of patients to provide protection and enforce dignity and respect.
• Administered medications and injections to patients.
• Monitored patient health conditions to report changes to assigned physician.
• Delivered emotional support to patients and families during challenging times.
• Responded to patient requests with appropriate clinical and personal assistance.
• Worked with multidisciplinary team to carry out successful treatment plans for diverse acute and chronic conditions.

Filled facility staffing shortages through contractual work and maintained professional standards that best represented the company and myself. This work was done under my CNA-2 license in the state of Oregon.

Filled facility staffing shortages through contractual work and maintained professional standards that best represented the company and myself. This work was done under my CNA-2 license in the state of Oregon.

• Answered call lights to provide emergency treatment and assistance to patients
• Followed HIPAA regulations to maintain confidentiality of sensitive medical and personal information
• Measured patient vital signs, recording body temperature, blood pressure and heart rate
• Utilized PPE appropriately and followed patient safety and infection control guidelines
• Observed changes in patient status and response and immediately communicated concerns to nursing staff
• Monitored pain and provided comfort measures, reporting abnormalities to nursing staff
• Cleaned and sanitized medical equipment and rooms
• Stocked patient rooms and supply areas to meet patient care needs
• Completed in-service training and attended performance improvement meetings
• Completed daily documentation and charts regarding patient care and input reports into practice databases
• Lifted and repositioned non-ambulatory patients to prevent accidents and falls
• Prepared residents for meals and assisted with feeding
• Delivered direct care to patients, assisting with bathing, feeding and grooming tasks
• Turned bedridden patients to avoid bedsores.

• Utilized PPE appropriately and followed patient safety and infection control guidelines
• Observed changes in patient status and response and immediately communicated concerns to nursing staff
• Completed in-service training and attended performance improvement meetings
• Measured patient vital signs, recording body temperature, blood pressure and heart rate
• Answered call lights to provide emergency treatment and assistance to patients
• Stocked patient rooms and supply areas to meet patient care needs
• Completed daily documentation and charts regarding patient care and input reports into practice databases
• Prepared and documented medication intake and orders in the MAR as a medication aide
• Prepared residents for meals and assisted with feeding
• Lifted and repositioned non-ambulatory patients to prevent accidents and falls
• Delivered direct care to patients, assisting with bathing, feeding and grooming tasks
• Followed HIPAA regulations to maintain confidentiality of sensitive medical and personal information
• Monitored pain and provided comfort measures, reporting abnormalities to nursing staff
• Measured and recorded food and liquid intake and urinary and fecal output
• Answered patient call signals, signal lights or bells to determine patient needs
• Documented and reported observations of patient behavior, complaints or physical symptoms to nurses
• Prepared and served food trays.

• Followed HIPAA regulations to maintain confidentiality of sensitive medical and personal information
• Utilized PPE appropriately and followed patient safety and infection control guidelines
• Observed changes in patient status and response and immediately communicated concerns to nursing staff
• Completed in-service training and attended performance improvement meetings
• Measured patient vital signs, recording body temperature, blood pressure and heart rate
• Delivered direct care to patients, assisting with bathing, feeding and grooming tasks
• Completed daily documentation and charts regarding patient care and input reports into practice databases
• Prepared residents for meals and assisted with feeding
• Lifted and repositioned non-ambulatory patients to prevent accidents and falls
• Monitored pain and provided comfort measures, reporting abnormalities to nursing staff
• Answered call lights to provide emergency treatment and assistance to patients
• Turned bedridden patients to avoid bedsores
• Exercised comatose, paralyzed and immobile patients
• Gathered information from nurses and physicians about patient condition and treatment plans
• Lifted and assisted others to lift patients to move them on and off beds, examination tables, surgical tables and stretchers
• Checked vital signs and recorded intake information to monitor patient stability
• Documented and reported observations of patient behavior, complaints or physical symptoms to nurses
• Answered patient call signals, signal lights or bells to determine patient needs.

• Prepared residents for meals and assisted with feeding
• Delivered direct care to patients, assisting with bathing, feeding and grooming tasks
• Completed daily documentation and charts regarding patient care and input reports into practice databases
• Utilized PPE appropriately and followed patient safety and infection control guidelines
• Stocked patient rooms and supply areas to meet patient care needs
• Monitored pain and provided comfort measures, reporting abnormalities to nursing staff
• Answered call lights to provide emergency treatment and assistance to patients
• Lifted and repositioned non-ambulatory patients to prevent accidents and falls
• Observed changes in patient status and response and immediately communicated concerns to nursing staff
• Checked vital signs and recorded intake information to monitor patient stability
• Turned bedridden patients to avoid bedsores.