Emmanuel Ntangano

Dynamic health care professional with extensive experience in patient care and community engagement, notably with Exemplary Home Care. Skilled in practical health care aide practices and exceptional communication, demonstrated through successful community advocacy and relationship management. Proven ability to enhance community health and support through innovative outreach and patient care strategies.

Golden Door Geriatric Centre, 2017, Provided assisted daily living for 6 patients in care, Bathed, groomed, showered, dressed, fed patients, Provided oral care, peri-care, catheter and colostomy care, Changed and installed Oxygen tanks, Aided patients in ambulation and providing comfort care, Operated transfer belts and sara and Hoyer lifts

• PHIA Certificate
• Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Certificate
• First Aid/CPR Certificate

• Educated in basic psychological theory and in youth issues
• Trained in case-file management and report writing
• Understanding of intake procedures and planning treatment plans
• Trained in group and interpersonal communication skills
• Developed awareness of and researched Winnipeg community services
• Educated in the fundamentals of addictions as well as ethical principles of counselling
• Understanding of secondary traumatic stress and working with families

• Educated in practical health care aide practices and procedures
• Prepared meals under the Canadian Food Guide
• Educated in medical terminology, physiology and anatomy
• Assisted patients at meal time using safe feeding techniques
• Trained to safely transfer residents and operating lifting devices properly
• Recorded information and data professionally
• Trained in working with patients with Alzheimer's and Dementia
• Knowledge of the chain of infection and the importance of proper hygiene
• Developed an understanding of the range of diseases and the impact on the body
• Able to work in special needs areas with those who require added assistance to meet basic physical and psychological needs
• Educated in working with families and with those requiring palliative care