Warren Williams

• Patient Care Technician in a level II Trauma and Stroke center
• Demonstrated adaptability by working effectively with patients of diverse backgrounds and medical conditions, providing personalized care for each individual.
• Assisted in obtaining and documenting vital signs and placement of oxygen saturation, cardiac monitoring, and non-invasive blood pressure monitoring systems.
• Monitored vital signs and reported changes to nursing staff, ensuring timely medical interventions when necessary.
• Performed blood draws, EKGs, and other diagnostic tests accurately and efficiently for prompt analysis by healthcare professionals.
• Assisted in transferring patients, beds and patient care equipment to other rooms adhering to necessary safety precautions.
• Upheld infection control and prevention policies across different patient-facing areas.
• Responded quickly and calmly to emergency situations, providing life-saving measures when necessary.
• Maintained clean and sanitary environment in emergency department to meet hygiene measures.

• Recognized and reported abnormalities or changes in patients' health status to case manager.
• Monitored and maintained cleanliness, sanitation, and organization of assigned station and service areas.
• Planned, prepared, and served meals and snacks according to prescribed diets.
• Scheduled and accompanied clients to medical appointments.
• Documented residents' mental status, sleep, and eating patterns in medical record books.
• Monitored and assisted residents through individual service plans.
• Provided safe mobility support to help patients move around personal and public spaces.
• Built strong relationships with clients to deliver emotional support and companionship.
• Assisted clients with daily living needs to maintain self-esteem and general wellness.
• Monitored client vital signs, administered medications, and tracked behaviors to keep healthcare supervisor well-informed.
• Changed dressings, bandages, and binders to maintain proper healing and sanitary measures.

• Obtained biological specimens for ordered tests and prepared for laboratory transport.
• Monitored patient specimen samples and test results to effectively alert supervisors of potentially unhealthy changes.
• Operated testing machines to evaluate specimens.
• Reduced risks of patient infection and cross-contamination by cleaning and sterilizing equipment.

• Provided a safe environment for diabetic patient with knee replacement and hip replacement.
• Utilized appropriate software to monitor patient schedules.
• Monitored and helped administer patient medication. Also provided dressing and wound care.
• Lifted and transferred patients practicing proper body mechanics using gait belts, wheelchair, walker, and Hoyer Lift.
• Assisted patients with exercises including range of motion.
• Took and recorded patient vital signs, recorded input and output.
• Provided glucose monitoring.
• Performed light housekeeping duties.
• Transported patient to and from activities also medical appointments and procedures.

• Helped prepare male patients for various urological procedures.
• Assisted with vital signs with point and click.
• Performed sterilization of surgical equipment using sterilization processes and autoclave.
• Performed cleaning and sanitizing of surgical area and examination rooms.
• Transferred patients using gait belts and wheel chairs.
• Assisted in transport of patients during practice visits.

Took a sabbatical to travel and rest before returning to daily practice.

• Provided direct care in 60-bed inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital for patients with cardiac, stroke, brain injury and other complex neurological issues or orthopedic conditions.
• Assisted RN/LPN in completing task that aided care of patients.
• Assisted performing EKG's
• Documented patient data including intake, output eliminations and positioning of patients using Epic Charting systems.
• Provided patient rounding, taking of vital signs and glucose monitoring.
• Obtained biological specimens for ordered tests and prepared for laboratory transport.
• Transferred patients using proper techniques with gait belts, walkers, wheelchairs, sliding boards, Raiser lift, and Hoyer lift.
• Maintained hospital safety goals.
• Answered call lights and supported patient comfort and safety by adjusting bed rails and equipment.
• Facilitated activities of daily living, including personal hygiene management, feeding and ambulation.

• Provided services for people living with development disabilities in both and ICF-MR and skilled nursing facilities setting.
• Provided care for patient populations for individual with mild to severe intellectual disabilities; behavioral issues-intermittent explosive disorders, pica disorders, self abusive disorders; patients with mild to severe seizure disorders.
• Assisted in bathing, grooming and dressing of patients.
• Conducted recreational and socialization activities for patients.
• Observed and documented patient data.
• Recorded all behavioral episodes.
• Assisted with ambulation of patients or transfers of patients using gait belts, wheelchairs, walkers and Hoyer lifts.