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WORK EXPERIENCE
- Answer patient call signals in a timely manner to determine needs and provide assistance when necessary
- Provide physical support for patients’ daily living activities, such as eating, getting out of bed, bathing, using the toilet, walking, and dressing
- Completed 13 patient bedtime procedures per night
- Measure, monitor, and record food and liquid intake for residents, as well as urinary and fecal output to determine patient health, and report changes to medical or nursing staff as needed
WORK EXPERIENCE
- Measure and evaluate patient vital signs or lab data to determine emergencies or intervention needs
- Administer medications, orally, by injection, or through gastric tubes
- Assess, record, and address patient pain levels or sedation requirements
- Performed 20 life-saving procedures per week
- Assemble and monitor medical equipment and devices such as cardiac monitors, transducers, oxygen delivery devices, and mechanical ventilators and alarms
WORK EXPERIENCE
- Maintain regular contact with lab personnel to report any findings back to ER doctors or to determine any additional necessary procedures
- Work closely with doctors to update patient families on treatment recommendations, test results, or patient status
- Assisted doctors in over 100 emergency life-saving operations
- Perform triage work for doctors to assist in patient check-in process
WORK EXPERIENCE
- Manage patients with acute trauma
- Maintain continuous surveillance, recognition, and intervention for cardiac arrhythmia
- Collect specimens for laboratory tests
- Observe family response and adaptation to determine necessary intervention or consolation
- Contributed to a 16% increase in ICU procedure and care effectiveness