Tammy Davis

It’s a outpatient surgery center so I’d roomed the patients get their vitals signs urine test for pregnancy, clean beds, make beds, stock fluids and iv tubing, make linen packs etc

• Assisted nursing staff with patient care and daily living activities.
• Monitored vital signs and reported changes to healthcare team.
• Maintained cleanliness and safety of patient rooms and equipment.
• Documented patient information accurately in electronic health records.
• Prepared patients for examinations and procedures in a timely manner.
• Communicated effectively with patients to address their concerns and needs.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive patient care.
• Educated patients on post-treatment care and health management practices.
• Obtained patient vital signs and reported results to staff nurse or physician to identify changes from prior measurements.
• Answered call lights promptly and responded appropriately to requests from patients, families, staff members.
• Provided direct patient care and assistance to healthcare team members.
• Assisted with patient admissions, discharges and transfers.
• Assisted in preparing patients for examinations and treatments, including vital signs monitoring.
• Conducted safety rounds regularly to ensure safe environment for patients.
• Observed changes in patient's conditions and reported any abnormalities to the RN on duty.
• Helped create a safe environment by following infection control policies.
• Responded quickly in emergency situations by providing appropriate first aid measures.
• Assisted with patient transfers from bed to wheelchair or stretcher as needed.
• Reported any observed changes in behavior or physical condition to the nursing staff immediately.
• Performed EKGs, phlebotomy, and other laboratory tests as directed by physician or RN.
• Documented patient intake and dietary requirements and aided with feeding and monitoring.
• Performed variety of delegated basic patient care services to support nursing functions and activities of daily living.
• Provided emotional support for patients and families during difficult times.
• Promoted patient satisfaction by assisting with bathing, dressing, and exercising.
• Collected specimens such as urine samples for testing purposes according to established protocols.
• Restocked unit frequently with necessary medical supplies.
• Looked for physical, emotional, and symptomatic changes in patient condition and obtained necessary care for medical concerns.