CNA at Desertsky Hospice (2025-08 – Present)
Hospice care
- Enhanced patient satisfaction by providing compassionate and attentive care.
- Utilized proper body mechanics and assistance devices when transferring patients, minimizing the risk of injury for both parties.
MED TECH LEVEL 1 at Boulevard St Charles (2018-10 – 2024-06)
- Administered medications to patients according to established protocols and schedules.
- Ensured compliance with safety regulations during medication administration processes.
- Assisted in maintaining accurate medication records and documentation for audits.
- Maintained a safe and clean environment by adhering to infection control protocols during medication administration.
- Took patient vital signs, height, and weight measurements and monitored glucose and patient wellbeing.
- Checked vital signs on daily basis and contacted supervisor regarding patient health concerns or behavioral changes.
- Enhanced patient health by accurately administering prescribed medications according to schedule.
CNA at Dolan Memory Care (2015-06 – 2020-01)
- Provided compassionate care to patients, ensuring comfort and dignity during end-of-life transitions.
- Assisted nursing staff with patient assessments and documentation for care planning.
- Monitored vital signs and reported changes promptly to enhance patient safety.
- Trained new CNAs on best practices for patient care and hospice protocols.
- Assisted patients with daily living activities, promoting independence and dignity.
- Checked patient vitals such as temperature, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels.
- Promoted good oral and personal hygiene by aiding patients with shaving, bathing, and teeth brushing.
- Maintained confidentiality of patient information according to HIPAA guidelines while communicating effectively with team members about critical updates.
- Answered call lights and supported patient comfort and safety by adjusting bed rails and equipment.
- Ensured prompt response to call lights, addressing patient needs in a timely manner.
