Adewale Oginni

I am a Personal Support Worker (PSW) providing compassionate care to individuals needing assistance with daily living. I support clients with personal hygiene, mobility, meal preparation, and medication reminders. I am experienced in disability support, home care, and mental health services, ensuring comfort and dignity.

My strong interpersonal skills help to build trusted relationships while I enhance and promote individual independence. Certified in First Aid/CPR, TLR, and Food Safety, I prioritize safety and quality care.

In my previous roles, I developed and implemented individualized care plans, advocated for clients’ needs, and collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to provide holistic support.

At Hull

Services in Alberta, I assisted elderly residents with daily living activities, organized community outings to enhance social interaction, and maintained detailed records for healthcare professionals. Similarly, my tenure at the Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital involved tailored support for adults with intellectual disabilities, coordination with families and healthcare providers, and comprehensive case documentation.

Highlights of my qualifications include:

• Extensive experience developing individualized care plans and advocating for youth and families to access necessary resources and services. 
• Demonstrated ability to support individuals with diverse needs through evidence-based strategies and compassionate care. 
• Skilled in de-escalating high-stress situations and fostering strong interpersonal relationships with clients, families, and community partners. 
• Proven ability to coordinate with healthcare professionals, social workers, and educators to ensure clients receive comprehensive support. 

In addition to my professional experience, I have earned certifications in Health Care Assistance, Autism Spectrum Disorder in Early Childhood, Standard First Aid CPR/AED Level C and Childcare and Young People Development. I am proficient in Microsoft Office and Google Suite, possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan Driver’s License, and have successfully completed training in TLR, WHMIS, and Violence Prevention for Correctional Health Care Employees.