Georgina Ogbondu

Diligent Caregiver focused on providing optimal support to clients through personalized assistance and care required to manage diverse medical conditions. My career goal is to positively impact faster recovery and the well-being of individuals facing health challenges, as a dedicated member driven by the passion, focus and dedication to provide an enhanced client experience through the delivery of innovative, high-quality, person-centred care. Aligned with Values to improve the quality of life for those being served to provide exceptional service and privacy to each individual, striving to meet and exceed best practice standards consistently is paramount.

• PSW Certificate
• Gentle Persuasive Approach (GPA)
• Non-Violence crisis Intervention (NVCI)
• WHMIS 2015 Certification Standard.
• Standard First Aid and CPR/AED Level C (Canada Red Cross)
• Canadian Alliance of Nurse Educators Using Simulation
• Safety Management
• Ottawa Decision Support

• Multitasking, prioritizing my workload, swimming, and teamwork
• Proficiency in verbal and written communication, reading and active listening skills
• Leadership, knowledge of and respect for different cultures, backgrounds, and communication skills.

 Bruyère Health ST Vincent Hospital—Transitional care unit (CONSOLIDATION) (March 24/25 to May 18/25)

• Patient Population: Adults
• Responsibilities:
• Administering medication (Oral meds, IV meds) through an enteral tube.
• Monitoring and assessing patients' conditions
• Monitoring blood glucose and vital signs.
• Catheter insertion

 Bruyère Health ST Vincent Hospital—Dialysis unit ( January 07/25 to March 05/25 )

• Patient Population: Geriatrics
• Infection prevention and control
• Enteral feeding

Bruyère Health ST Vincent Hospital – Special care/ Rehab ( September 10/24 to November 27/24)

• Patient Population: Adults with various acute and chronic medical conditions, including respiratory, cardiac, and metabolic disorders.
• Wound care and dressing changes
• Performing head-to-toe assessments and vital sign monitoring
• Monitoring blood glucose

 Perley Health - Long-term care ( January 22/24 to March 26/24 )

• Patient Population: Adults.
• Supporting ADLs and patient independence
• Monitoring vital signs and patient progress
• Performing head-to-toe assessments.

 Gary J. Armstrong – Ottawa, ON. ( 09/2023 - 12/2023 )

• Documented and monitored client's vital signs
• Participated in recreational activities to promote social engagement among residents
• Applied my GPA and nonviolent crisis intervention in difficult circumstances.
• Provided safe mobility support to patients with unsteady gait, walkers, and wheelchairs