BALJIT SINGH BAINS

• Administered medications to residents and monitored response to medications.
• Helped patients achieve higher standards of living through effective ADL assistance.
• Optimized department efficiency by analyzing procedures and data regarding charting and resident care plans.
• Gathered laboratory samples, monitored fluids and read test results to make accurate care decisions.
• Accurately recorded all interactions in medical charts, documenting accidents and interventions applied.
• Maintained constant communication with physician and other members of care team.
• Recorded vital signs, monitored changes and communicated to physicians immediately.
• Recognized and understood specific stages of dying process, providing comfort-based care during vulnerable times.
• Demonstrated ability to advocate for and strive to protect health, safety, and rights of residents.
• Adhered to treatment plan instructions when administering medications and treatments to residents.
• Evaluated, implemented and designed tailored health care plans specific to resident needs and concerns.

Experience in surgery
1. Checked patient’s medical history, took vital signs and documented in SCM
2. Handled assessments, administered medication and provided post-op care to surgical patients
3. Provided acute care, including pain control, blood transfusions and wound care
4. Encouraging physical activity monitored and documented patient conditions
5. Monitored patient vital signs, intervened, reported discrepancies to charge nurse
6. Administered IM, SC, PO and IV medications and collected specimens
7. Monitored patients on blood sugar, blood pressure as well as blood-thinning medications

8. Promoted self-care and independence to patients, and assisted them with activities of daily living when necessary.

Experience in Oncology/Palliative unit
1. Checked patient’s medical history, took vital signs and documented in Meditech
2. Provided acute care, including pain control, blood transfusions and wound care
3. Monitored patient vital signs, intervened, reported discrepancies to charge nurse
4. Administered IM, SC, PO and IV medications
5. Encouraging physical activity monitored and documented patient conditions
6.Supported patients and their loved ones through the transition into death

7. Assessed, planned, implemented and evaluated nursing care of clients in a critical environment.

8. Communicated with physicians and other healthcare professionals to ensure optimum care delivery to clients in a timely manner.

1. Obtained client medical history, including medication information, symptoms and allergies.
2. Monitored, tracked and conveyed important patient information to healthcare staff to help optimize treatment planning and care delivery.
3. Provided simple treatments such as wound care and related bedside care to geriatric patients in a safe and professional manner.
4. Evaluated resident's care management in terms of appropriateness, adequacy, effectiveness, and efficiency.
5. Assisted residents with activities of daily living including feeding and personal care based on their preferences, comfort, and safety.
6. Administration of medication in various routes such as oral, intramuscular and subcutaneous while utilizing the ten medication rights; blood glucose monitoring; performed wound management skills; implemented routine infection control practices, and interpreted accurate normal and abnormal blood values.

1. Obtained client medical history, including medication information, symptoms and allergies.

2. Monitored, tracked and conveyed important patient information to healthcare staff to help optimize treatment planning and care delivery.

3. Provided residents and families with educational teaching based on their learning preferences and readiness to learn.

4. Evaluated resident's care management in terms of appropriateness, adequacy, effectiveness, and efficiency.

5. Assisted residents with activities of daily living including feeding and personal care based on their preferences, comfort, and safety.

6. Administration of medication in various routes such as oral, intramuscular and subcutaneous while utilizing the ten medication rights; blood glucose monitoring; performed wound management skills; implemented routine infection control practices, and interpreted accurate normal and abnormal blood values.