Debora Chali

While working at the Renal service rehab, I provided various forms of assistance to the patients. This included monitoring their vital signs, conducting physical assessments, and aiding them with meals. Additionally, I assessed their ability to perform activities of daily living (ADLs), provided wound care, trach care, and administered G-tube feedings. It was also part of my responsibility to ensure the accurate administration of medications and maintain detailed records of the same. I assisted patients with their exercise routines and helped them move to other units for appointments. I strived to provide the best care possible, ensuring that the patients were comfortable and safe at all times.

During my time at the Neuro rehab unit, I had the opportunity to gain valuable clinical experience. While working alongside the nurse, I closely observed and assisted in providing care for the clients. In doing so, I developed skills in assessing clients, monitoring their labs and vital signs, and providing comfort care. Additionally, I was responsible for administering medications to aid in their recovery. This included ensuring proper dosages, monitoring for any side effects, and accurately documenting the administration. I also assisted with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, and grooming. Furthermore, I assisted with wound care and exercises to help clients regain strength and mobility. Overall, this experience allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of the daily responsibilities involved in providing quality care to patients in a rehabilitation setting.