Vincel Campbell

• Monitored patient vital signs and reported changes to nursing staff.
• Assisted in daily living activities to promote patient comfort and hygiene.
• Administered medications and treatments according to established protocols.
• Monitored vital signs, fluid intake and output levels, glucose levels, and other medical tests results.
• Educated patients on disease prevention and management strategies for their individual conditions.

• Charted changes in patient conditions and discussed concerns with supervising healthcare provider.
• Cared for patients' acute and chronic wounds by changing dressings and applying medicated compounds.
• Observed strict confidentiality and safeguarded all patient-related information.
• Worked with registered nurses to deliver comprehensive, high-quality care to patients.
• Inserted, cared for and removed patients' catheters and monitored fluid output.
• Answered patient calls, identified issues and determined how best to provide assistance within parameters established by facility and supervisor.
• Evaluated patient care procedural changes for effectiveness and made necessary adjustments.
• Collected and documented vital signs to track current patient conditions.
• Communicated concerns regarding clients' status, care and environment to nursing supervisors, clinical care supervisors and case managers.

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• Examined and addressed lacerations, contusions and physical symptoms to assess and prioritize need for further attention.
• Collected biological specimens and packaged for laboratory transport to complete diagnostic tests.
• Started, monitored and managed intravenous medication to stabilize patient heart and blood pressure.
• Addressed patient care needs, collected vitals, dressed wounds, and managed catheters.
• Cared for patients' acute and chronic wounds by changing dressings and applying medicated compounds.
• Observed strict confidentiality and safeguarded all patient-related information.
• Inserted, cared for and removed patients' catheters and monitored fluid output.
• Administered prescribed medications and started intravenous fluids to address patient symptoms and underlying etiologies.