Victoria James

• Monitored patient behavior to ensure safety and compliance with treatment plans.
• Documented patient progress and observed changes in mental health status.
• Trained new staff on protocols and best practices for patient care.
• Developed and maintained trusting relationships with patients for effective support.
• Analyzed patient feedback to improve service delivery and care initiatives.
• Provided crisis intervention and de-escalation techniques for patients experiencing emotional distress or exhibiting aggressive behaviors.
• Assisted with patient restraint and seclusion scenarios to create safe environment for patient and medical personnel.
• Assisted individuals with daily living activities such as grooming, meal preparation, or mobility when necessary.
• Improved patient well-being by providing compassionate care and support during their mental health journey.

• Provided crisis intervention and de-escalation techniques to help manage patient behavior.
• Monitored vital signs, including pulse, respiration and temperature, of psychiatric patients.
• Restrained violent or suicidal patients using approved verbal or physical techniques.
• Developed positive relationships with patients while maintaining professional boundaries.
• Monitored patients' well-being and reported changes or unusual behavior or physical illness to medical staff.
• Maintaining Appropriate care with Psych/ Neurology patients
• Performed minor housekeeping tasks to keep patient areas clean and sanitized.
• Observed patients for any physical or emotional changes, reported findings to medical staff immediately.
• Provided assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.

Long-term care.

• Provided nursing care to elderly residents in long-term care setting, ensuring their physical and emotional needs were met.
• Monitored vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse rate, temperature and respiration rates regularly throughout shift.
• Identified changes in patient's condition or behavior that may require medical intervention or additional assessment.
• Answered patient call lights promptly and responded to requests appropriately.
• Turned and repositioned residents using proper body mechanics to prevent pressure ulcers.
• Distributed drinking water and nourishment to residents.
• Provided care to patients with incontinence needs.